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(Nov. 02, 2017 9:57 AM)aggregor941 Wrote: If I am not mistaking Free de la Hoya is a spanish blader, and for me, a spanish speaker, sounds a little beat weird, cuz when some one is "de la olla" (same pronunciation that "de la hoya") means he is crazy, so when I watch the anime I can't stop thinking about that
(Nov. 02, 2017 11:10 AM)Yblader1 Wrote:Wow(Nov. 02, 2017 9:57 AM)aggregor941 Wrote: If I am not mistaking Free de la Hoya is a spanish blader, and for me, a spanish speaker, sounds a little beat weird, cuz when some one is "de la olla" (same pronunciation that "de la hoya") means he is crazy, so when I watch the anime I can't stop thinking about that
One of my Somali friends once told me Hoya means mum in his language lol.
(Nov. 02, 2017 9:57 AM)aggregor941 Wrote: If I am not mistaking Free de la Hoya is a spanish blader, and for me, a spanish speaker, sounds a little beat weird, cuz when some one is "de la olla" (same pronunciation that "de la hoya") means he is crazy, so when I watch the anime I can't stop thinking about that
(Nov. 02, 2017 10:10 PM)Thunder Blur Wrote:(Nov. 02, 2017 9:57 AM)aggregor941 Wrote: If I am not mistaking Free de la Hoya is a spanish blader, and for me, a spanish speaker, sounds a little beat weird, cuz when some one is "de la olla" (same pronunciation that "de la hoya") means he is crazy, so when I watch the anime I can't stop thinking about that
In the manga he bites himself to get angry so that's a thing
