How do you spell Mexico?
5 tacos, al pastor, Verde sauce, no onions
Like USA
>>51147900
Mehi'o
estados unidos de america
メ
シ
ク
meksiko
>>51147900
mehiko
meksiko
>>51147900
mehico
>>51147900
Mexiko
>>51147900
>Mexico the country
meksika
>Mexico the city
mehiko
I don't know what this actually says, but what is Mexico in their writing system? I can't find it.
muheeco
>>51147900
Slowly
>>51147900
>Suffocexico
So when native Mexicans pronounced the country's name they say 'Meh-hee-koh' while in America we pronounce it 'Meck-Zick-Oh'. Does the 'x that sounds like an h' come from a precolombian native language or from Spanish?
t. Gringo
>>51150247
Pre-Colombian Mexico was pronounced Meh-she-co. More like Meh-she-ca since Mexico is named after the Mexica, which was the main ethnic group of the Aztec empire.
Maiquessique
me-ki-shi-ko
Everyone knows its me-ji-cu
>>51150247
>>51150247
x and j are different sounds. x if I remember correctly is a hard h, j a soft one.
Bexar: bay Har
javier: ha vee air
X is used more by actual Spaniards in my experience than central or south americans.
t, also gringo that speaks spanish
