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hello, I'm asian male(pure japanese)
some people(latinas) try to speak to me in Spanish maybe I look like a little spanish I don't know.
so, what should I say back to him in Spanish?
thanks.
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"No hablo español"
Or you could say: "Lo siento, no hablo español; ¿habla usted japonés?" – "I’m sorry, I don’t speak Spanish; do you speak Japanese?"
WTF?
No hablo espanol. Yo soy Asiatico.
I don’t speak Spanish. I am Asian.
Or you can just say the first part =)
You simply say "no hablo Español" (the ñ is pronounced ‘ni’) which means "I don’t speak Spanish."
You could also say "No entiendo" which means I don’t understand
In Spain and in North and Central America: Lo siento, no hablo español. Soy japonés. Habla Usted inglés, por acaso? (Sorry, I don’t speak Spanish. I am Japanese. Do you speak English by any chance?).
In South America, replace "español" (Spanish) with "castellano" ("Castilian," more PC, especially in Chile, Argentina, etc. where "Spanish" carries political overtones that can upset local patriots)
Step off Pedro.
"No no espanol."