Im from texas, and my husband is fr. Mexico D.F. and i love los tacos de marano y los cocteles de frutas y de camaron . They make better food in Mexico thn in usa. Health food . I went to Mexico with my husband for 8mnths and lost 150lbs jst walking and eating right since we walked evry day para el centro. Plus i couldn't get pregnaunt in Texas cause of my weight. But when i wuz in Mexico that long and returned to texas i found out i wuz 5mnths pregnaunt so that wuz a miracle. Its cause in mexico evrythng is so original and good and health y to eat nopales con frijol un poco de todo. My son estaba echo en Mexico y nacido en estados unidos. My son know s Spanish and English . Its really good for them to know cause in the near future when thy look for ajob they pay more when u know 1or more languages. I know both since my mom is frm mexico and we speak more Spanish in the house.
I have 2 boys already and expecting a girl, i thought it will be a boy and my husband told me: Don't laugh at me, i can make girls too lol.
Nov7thmommy: hahahaha don't worry yo anoto los antojos para que no se me olviden y luego busco las recetas y los cocino. jamie2464: Que suerte que tu marido cocina comida latina,my husband cooks but solo comida mediterranea, entonces a veces tengo que llamar a mi madre asi me explica como hacerlo por telefono. I tried to make tamales once they turned out horrible hahaha. Wow so many diferent cravings??? What are you girls having???
@jamie hahahahahaha I thought I was the only one with so many antojos, dije mangu para no pasar verguenza hahahahahaha
El unico way q yo puedo comer bien con gusto es si mi marido cosina pero antes de este embaraso yo comia sofrito con galletas d late. Y limber de crema y coco y las quenepas.soy Puerto rican. We speak spanglish at home and to the kids lol...mi antojo ahora es arinca but I cant find it smoked fish :'(
Sancocho...patitas...mofongo...ensalada de pulpo...flan....pasteles de yuca...arroz con leche...maisena
Yo soy mexicana y mi esposo es de mexico no save ingles pero yo si. So las dos languages IMA speak to my baby so she can understand and be fluent with them
Omg mis antojos son las tunas, y quesadillas
BritNyabuto: That's great i like the idea of having a lot of diferent lenguages, at home we have german,spanish,catalan and english!!! Monicool: I live in Barcelona, where did you live in Spain??? are you missing la tortilla de patatas???. Muneca32: I love empanadas rellenas de papa que rico, with salsa picante, is really nice to keep the culture especially for the kids so they learn about their roots.
mrs_palomo08: Yo tortillas de maiz con fish cooked in lemo (ceviche de pescado que bueno), tambien paella española...i had mostly latino food cravings and a fruit called Guanabana, there is none in Spain :-(.
Mreeah: Is easy solo que tu siempre has de hablarle en español asi lo asocia contigo...and the dad english!!! todayyyyistheday: What an interesting mix you have there...i wanted limon con pepinos during one whole week, i always something diferent everyday LOL. Rossy25: que mezcla tienes tambien :-D, el arroz nunca puede faltar, que es sancocho??? Nov7thmommy: Mango??? hahaha ya me antoje ves...es mas facil que aprendan español de pequeños, luego de mayores es un idioma muy complicado de aprender.
melyjp1:si es lo mejor que la escuela se encargue del idioma local. Aqui solo hablan catalan y ya lo aprenden en la escuela so you can focus in the other lenguages.
Hi ladies, yo soy hindu pero naci en spain now living in India so a lot of different cultures. I haven't been craving anything as such may b coz I wont get it here in India lol. I plan to teach spanish to my baby :-) also by default bubs in india will b speaking hindi and english as well. Btw hubby only knows few words from pitbull songs lol.
Soy Mexican American pero mi esposo es Mexicano. Vamos hablarle español primero y inglés segundo. Mi esposo no habla inglés 100% pero prefiero así xq en la escuela se enseñará a hablar ingles.
My main antojos are mangu con lo q sea lol, I'm Dominican and my husband is Mexican, we're planning on teaching my baby spanish, cause my husband no habla ingles y ni mi mama tampoco so le hablamos en español y en la escuela q hable ingles
@rosy25 yo tambien soy dominicana y mi marido de Mexico lol, donde viven?
Im Dominican my husband is mexican so our baby is going to be a crazy mix. My antojos have been fruits which is great for my health... other then that I eat a lot of arroz con diferentes convinaciones como sancocho a dominican soup. And the other day I really wanted longanisa which is a Dominican sausage.
I will teach my babies Spanish. Their daddy is from Laos, but I'm pretty sure they will only know Spanish and English since they will be with me most of the time. I crave lemonade!
I know that this technically doesn't apply to me...but my family is multicultural living in America. It is easier to teach the little ones to be bi- or tri- lingual from the start rather trying to teach them later on. If it is common in your home or family to be speaking multiple languages they will naturally pick it up. In our home we speak both English and Swahili my husband also speaks a couple other languages that I am not familiar with yet but are his local and neighboring languages but he mainly speaks those when he is talking to family and friends from home.
Nasi en mexico (: ahora vivo en el estados unidos, si quiero que mi hija hable espanol pero es deficil por que todos hablan ingles! Including me! Lol my fiance knows a little spanish & the only time i speak spanish is when i talk to my mom on the phone x.x im afraid ill confuse the hell out of my baby
My antojo was menudo. My mom made me some on Tuesday and i still have heartburn from it. Lol i also crave tacos de tripa and tortillas de harina hechas en casa. Y tu?
I make empanadas, relleno de papa, arroz con habichuelas. If my Abuela were her I'd be eating more stuff. I didn't teach my first child Spanish and that was a huge mistake. My husband is Puerto Rican too but he knows no Spanish so I will teach this child and hope my hubs and son pick it up as well. Living in the US most of my life as a military brat makes some things harder bto hold on to culturally.