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Un vulgarismo es una expresión morfológica, fonética o sintáctica empleada en lugar de la palabra correcta y que no se considera parte de la llamada lengua culta. Sin embargo, muchas expresiones que antiguamente se consideraban vulgarismos hoy se aceptan y son de uso común (por ejemplo, adecúo en lugar de adecuo).
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1. names of places: While i'm not sure about this one, i know that areas that used to be under Spanish control (South-West) were part of Mexico before the Texas Independence, which means the place has received influence
2. Television: As seen today, there are Spanish-speaking channels on television even inside the US, provided by Cable and other companies geared towards spanish speakers
3. music: As seen today, there are Spanish songs that are played on the radio, and is becoming increasingly popular with spanish-speaking Americans.
4. Food: Especially in the South-western area, Mexican & Spanish food can be found, from tacos, to tamales, to other kinds of food.
hope this helps
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El sábado pasado mi familia y yo hicimos una fiesta de sorpresa para mi hermano. Antes de la fiesta, mi hermana hizo un pastel de chocolate, y mi hermano no lo vio. Yo hice las decoraciones. Durante la fiesta bailamos y vimos una película. Más tarde, nosotros le dimos unos regalos a mi hermano. Mis abuelos le dieron ropa nueva y le dieron un videojuego. Su amiga le dio boletos para un concierto. Fue una fiesta muy divertida. ¿Y tú? ¿Qué hiciste para tu cumpleaños? ¿Tuviste una fiesta de sorpresa?
Answer: Differences: Costumes, in U.S. celebrate his costumes like the independence day 4 of July. In Ecuador Costumes are the 24 of May war. In South America used to make their own medicines with the nature, while in the United States make with diferent types of chemical process in the drugs.
Similarities: Celebrate New year, Christmas and have the same thinking of the science.
Explanation: I think that the answer says all you need to know and this question isn't from spanish, it's from geography.
