Wow... I live in the central valley of California where Spanish is spoken almost as prevalently as English, yet it wasn't until I read this post now that I realized, "Hey! It's Cinco de Mayo!"

Oh I get it now. I was wondering about Bulbapedia.

Wow, I live in Florida and I didn't realize it was Cinco de Mayo until just now.

I didn't realize it was cinco de Mayo till today.

And I don't get it at all. Could somebody explain it to me?

>>5851

For starters, do you know what a Mexican is?

>>5872

how does mexicans know what english is

>>5881
...?

>>5881
what.

>>5872
I should, but I'm European (and not even English) and might have missed some of your jokes. And I don't speak a word of Spanish.

>>5910
Neither do I. But you'd be surprised, we have some pretty fluent Spanish speakers 'round here. Zippie

>>5924
I think you mean Dezmond.

>>5948
Yeah, I felt rather derp when I remembered that.

Still, you're pretty damn good for 'Still learning'.

Cinco de Mayo is more a Mexican-American holiday than a Mexican or American holiday. It celebrates the victory of the Mexican national forces against someone-or-other. Not terribly important to the actual Mexican people, except as an excuse to drink.

As for Pokemon, LUDICULO LUDICULO ARRIBA ARRIBA ANDALE ARRIBA