Video 1 Transcript
There is a ton of slang in Honduras, and the quicker you learn how to understand it, the better. It's also pretty fun to use it at times, but one of the most common ones is macizo, macizo, where it just means cool or awesome. It's pretty fun, like, people see an American guy using macizo, like, for cool, and they're like, wow, that's funny, he knows how to use some of our words. In San Pedro Sula, in the city, you're going to find that Spanish is a little bit different. Instead of S's, there's a lot more, like, instead of saying S for S, they use, like, an H sound, like, ah, and it's a little confusing at the beginning, but you figure it out super quick.
Video 2 Transcript
So because Honduras is in Central America, you will be speaking Spanish, and the good news is Honduras doesn't really have any other dialects besides Spanish. There's one or two that are very isolated, but you won't come across them much. In terms of learning Spanish, I would recommend one, always having a notebook on you. Make sure that you write down new words, new phrases, and that you're always being attentive. You'll probably notice that your head hurts a little bit for the first few weeks just because your brain's working extra hard to understand the people, but try and pick out those words that you do know and write down a few that you don't. Also, ask others to correct you, and when they correct you, take that, you know, with humility and just strive to get better every time.
