Wow. A Puerto Rican saying a Cuban spoke rough Spanish? That's a new one on me. That's like a guy from the Bronx criticizing a midwesterner's accent in English. But a lot of Cuban-Americans speak "Spanglish" which is a patois. For example, my wife says "Voy a lunchar" for "I'm going to lunch" or "Esta cosa muy nice" for "This thing is nice".

>I don't speak Spanish but some who do have told me that Cubans speak the roughest Spanish, and the most incomprehensible to others. "Like a potato in his mouth", one Puerto Rican told me. I wonder if Cuban Americans have created a different accent yet?
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>But we digress....
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>>Rustic? Como un vacquero? LOL...OK! My son (8), who is bilingual (my wife is Cuban), thinks I'm mentally retarded when I speak Spanish.
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>>The exams should be available through Sylvan Prometric worldwide (in English).
>>Call the number given at the MCP website for more information.
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>>>>LOL, No, Pablo. El jefe del UT no permite este tipo de mensaje. Yo escribio lo que escribio porque es dificil por mio a entender porque nadie no dice nada como los examenes en CServe cuando hay mucha gente en el mundo de Fox que pensa como you: Los examenes estan MUY importante por la futura del producto (VFP).
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>>>>Y gracia, pero no puedo escribir espanol bueno ;-)
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>>>I understand that those kind of messages mustn't be here. I will investigate how can obtain the exams here in Spain (hard work)
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>>>Regarding your Spanish, is a rustic spanish bu effective!