#alexthesillycat

[ask-badlydrawnnyoitaly]

Mafia AU ? XD

Here is Felicia in the mafia! I imagine her kinda taking her job seriously but also not really.

//In other news you should totally follow my mafia au blog: @ask-badlydrawn-mafiasisters

[ask-badlydrawn-mercosur]

alexthesillycat replied to your post: I'm gonna ask the big questions: which guay is the...

They both are “guay”, wich means cool in spanish uwu

// I just love how the word “guay” means cool in spanish even if etymologically it has nothing to do with the nations name haha

also here’s a fun fact that nobody asked for but I still want to share because I’m a fecking nerd and love talking about these nations:

Both Paraguay and Uruguay are names that come from the guaraní language, people however, aren’t 100% certain on their origin.

Paraguay could either mean:

“river that comes from the sea” (para = sea, gua = from, and y = water/river)

“river of crowns” (where paragua = feather crow and y = water/river)

or “river of the Payaguas” (the Payaguas were a tribe that lived in the region)

While Uruguay could mean:

“river of shellfish”  ( uruguá = shellfish, y = water/river)

or “river of birds”  ( uru = bird, gua = place/from, y = water/river)

[ask--aph-spain--archived]

Here in the north like 95% of the people is white, like, as white as any other european country, in the south and east (andalusia, murcia, valencia etc.) As they get more immigrants and have a much sunnier weather, they do usually have a darker skin tone. But still white. Anyway I've never been in the south (the southest city i've went was madrid) I'm just sayin what I've heard.

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[ask--ladyofspain]

Did you know that Cassandra is a really uncommon name in Spain?

|| Yeah I know it's a painful truth,, but names change and I mean this interp isn't solid.

I'm still working on things here and there but thank you anyway.

And being honest here, her name is probably going to be the things most in debate? I would like to think her surnames are solid. But as for first names I'm in constant debate over what to use and the meaning behind it, I completely forgot to check for how common the name actually is in Spain. I'm not too picky, whether that's a factor or not. All I know for sure is that her name is not going to be freakin Carmen or Isabel.

[ask-badlydrawnnyoitaly]

I haven't seen this blog in a while, I kinda forgot how much I love it :)

Aaahhh!!!! Thank you!!!! 💕💕. I apologize for the lack of posts, I’ve been a bit busy with school and other stuff!

[ask-badlydrawnnyoitaly]

Lol just remembered that day when I burned my hair with the hair straightener, those things are made by Satan herself.

Caterina: Then everyone gets burned with the hair straightener...

//Aw damn your hair got burnt! Hopefully it wasn’t big damage on your hair!

I don’t use hair curlers and stuff since I don’t know how to use them and I’m afraid imma burn something.

[ask-badlydrawnnyoitaly]

Talking bout pasta, last weekend my best friend's dad (who's italian) cooked a pasta for us. It was great, and I don't even like pasta. Yep, that's the whole ask, have a nice day, and pasta.

Felicia: That’s the magic of pasta! It brings peace and even people who don’t like it can enjoy the beautiful delicacy that is PASTA!

Pasta is only good when it’s made by Italians. Go my child, enjoy the miracles of pasta made by a true Italian!!!

[solraneth-archive]

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You flatter me lol❤️