This is a tortilla

this

Is it the "white" tortilla?

yes, what's your point?

why do they hate their ancestors? aren't they like 'muh heritage obsessed, like American people?

It's a cylinder manufactured out of hen periods

they are probably one of the most schizophrenic societies out there, when they insult spaniards they go ful quetzalcoatl but in relaity they hate their amerindian blood to the point of using indio as an insult

theconversation.com/how-mexican-advertising-featuring-rich-white-people-perpetuates-racism-and-classism-106655

Stockholm syndrome.

looks like an omelette with cheese and onion to me

Sorry but I dont think you can eat tacos with that.....

>looks like an omelette with cheese
you mean a cheese-shaped omelet

nope, an omelette is a whole different beast

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it's potatoes, spanish society is divied between the ones that add onion and the ones that find it a sin

It's a Tortita.

Small thing = ito/ita suffix
Tortilla is different.

based

illo/illa is also a sufix

chiquilla for example

kys

illo/illa is the same as ito/ita

cigarrillo = small cigarro
rejilla = small reja
castillo = small castro

etc

don't really enjoy insulting but stop being 12 my dude

You have no right to say what belongs to the spanish language or not after going full retard and accepting things such as " Memes, Tuitear, Guglear, Medica, soldada, albañila" etc as part of the language.

caballero

I don't think diminutives play a role. -illo-illa is a diminutive as well

que te calles

>caballero
what do you mean by that?

no tu

Està retrasao

At this point, the suffix -illo, -illa, are part of the word given full meaning. Nobody thinks of cigarros, rejas or castros when talking about those things. A tortilla is a flat thing made from flour. Crepes are a kind of tortilla, rice paper is a kind of tortilla. The idea associated with tortilla is more related to these things than a smaller sized thing that doesn't look like the object you're talking about at all.

chupame la picha

I don't think the word "Subnormal" is an insult, however i will call you that.

Subnormalillos.

no tu
me gustaría

Outside of mexico no one associates tortilla with the flat thing that you're referencing. In most of the world the tortilla is an egg dish

Y esto se llama pastel.

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>picha

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This is correct.
What else can you do when the ruling class (AKA spaniards) belittle your people for centuries. You want to distance yourself from them because you don't want to be seen as inferior.

>Nobody thinks of cigarros, rejas or castros when talking about those things.
except we literally do

the fact that you're 12 and never noticed that there's more to the language than your dialect doesn't mean we are all like you.

yes, when I hear "almohadilla" I think of a small almohada.
a cuadernillo is clearly a small cuaderno
a bocadillo makes me think of a small bocado
a carretilla makes me think of a small carreta

again, I don't particularly enjoy insulting people, but you have to stop being retarded right now my dude.

correcto

pichel se le llama aquí

torta aca, pastel tambien se usa pero es menos comun

Esa es una jarra.

>What else can you do when the ruling class (AKA spaniards) belittle your people for centuries.

those were the criollos that betrayed the king, they opressed the natives harder than the crown did (and still are)

>You want to distance yourself from them because you don't want to be seen as inferior.

the sad thing is that if you choose to call your country by the name of the people that hunted your ancestors for sacrificies, at least go full larp and try to recover the language

Helado

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una jarra normalmente no tiene tapa, pero todo dios usa jarra en general

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esto

These are pasteles.

Alright. What do you call the round flat thing made from flour of any grain then?

lmao. El jarra, El trocka, El Wachiman.

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¿cómo le dicen en otras partes de latino américa?

si, creo que es estandar en todo lado

No sé. He oido "mantecado" y "barquilla"

t.roastie

oh, i see.

>Alright. What do you call the round flat thing made from flour of any grain then?
panqueque?

Pero un mantecado es un muffin.

también usamos cucurucho, barquilla y mantecado nunca lo he oído

cucurucho es lo que está sosteniendo al helado

Refresco

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>Està retrasao
Anybody who speaks like this should be forcefully rehabilitated.