Hybrid Neanderthal/Denisovan first generation child

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32. No Nicarauguans. Only one Cuban who always

spoke English. Puerto Ricans drop the "s" somtimes. They also drop endings from other words, and blend one or two words - or a whole string of them - together so quickly that it's hard to know what they are saying. Add to that the mix of English words that they Latinize and it's hard to understand them, even for Native Spanish speakers of other countries. (Like Aussie English often is not intelligible to me.) Example of Puerto Rican Spanglish: el roofo instead of el techo. I have only heard it spoken, have not seen it written. Wonder if it would be spelled rufo when written.