I was going to ask that you do a podcast on this subject. I am a Miami Cuban (born in the US) and I love what we done to the language in Miami. It’s fun, playful and it’s been done completely self-consciously. Thank you for exploring it.
I’ve been wanting to ask you why Russian has «у меня есть» while Ukrainian has «у мене є» and «мати», a verb that means “to have” and behaves just like all the “to have” verbs in the Western world. I think you indirectly answered it.
What Is Miami English?
I was going to ask that you do a podcast on this subject. I am a Miami Cuban (born in the US) and I love what we done to the language in Miami. It’s fun, playful and it’s been done completely self-consciously. Thank you for exploring it.
I’ve been wanting to ask you why Russian has «у меня есть» while Ukrainian has «у мене є» and «мати», a verb that means “to have” and behaves just like all the “to have” verbs in the Western world. I think you indirectly answered it.