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could an italian guy marry a hispanic woman or would there be too much of a culture clash? i am italian and?
find hispanic women the hottest but i wonder if it would be too much of a culture clash to marry one. i do not speak spanish and i guess i would have to learn if their family liked to speak it in the house. does this work? are hispanic women open to marrying italian guys?
Public Comments
- It doesn't matter who or what cultures get married as long as they love each other and are there for tehm. So if itclashs with the cultures it's because of family members not you or her. But if you and her love each other you can get over it. so go for it. And besides Italian and spanish has some similaities.
- I guess my friend Manuel hez italian and he married a hispanic!! don't see anything wrong?
- I'm a Hispanic male and have known many Italians too, and I believe there are a lot of similarities although, yes, when people speak a language you don't know around you, there usually are some doubts, frustrations and suspicions, especially if you feel they're saying something about you and don't understand. It doesn't have to be that way, but it happens. As far as the cultures, no, I don't think there's that much difference; we are both passionate, though, and that can cause as much of a clash between two Italians or two Hispanics marrying. In my opinion it is largely up to the couple and how they decide to deal with any differences that exist.
- basically all women like italian men... ull be fine with a hispanic woman:)
- Yes, it can work, thats a beautiful combination.
- I sure hope Italian men can marry Hispanic women!! I'm Mexican-American and my boyfriend is full-blooded Italian (doesn't speak English or Spanish) and we get along just fine.;) I personally know a lot of Italian men that are married to Hispanic women and Italian women married to Hispanic men. About Spanish....well, it depends if you want to learn the language. Do you speak Italian? Maybe she could learn Italian and you could learn Spanish? I live in Italy.
- My friend, in the US they like to emphasize the differences instead of celebrating the similarities. Of course you can.
