Sometimes I see people from Mexico (or wannabe Mexicans) use the phrase jajajaja. How is it pronounced?

Question

Is it like some sort of high pitched thing like you hear in Norteño music like K-Paz or Alacranes?

Answer 1

Ok listen close... its pronounced...       jajajaja.       HAHAHAHAAHA.. just screwin with ya.     i have no idea. i can barely pass english, and its the only language i speak!    Well i know i didnt help you any... but i hope you got a laugh out of it.

Answer 2

actually, "jajaja" is exactly the same as "hahaha" - in Spanish, the letter "j" is pronounced like the letter "h" in English.

Answer 3

Jaja=Hahaha

"lol" if you will.

Answer 4

jajaja sounds like hahaha but a little stronger.

j sound in spanish is similar to h sound in english but, i don't know how to explain, you kinda obstruct the throat with the tonge, leaving just enough espace to let the air flow.

Lookg for this song called "júrame", i'm sure you'll find it on the net, and check out how they pronounce the j in "júrame", it's in the chorus and emphasised so you'll recognize it easily. BTW, Ely Guerra's version of this son is pretty good.

Answer 5

LOL.

That is how you (english speakers) write it: it is laughing:

jajaja sounds (reading in spanish) hahaha.

By the way: jajaja!

Your question really made me Laugh Out Loud (it means, jajaja)

Answer 6

Dude it means laughing,i guess u see it in text messaging or where do u c it?  Wannabe mexicans!? How can u be another race? Who would  u wanna be another race? Ur probably 10-15 yrs old right?

Answer 7

jajajaja?

it's a laugh

like hahahaaha

We can't guess what phrase are you saying.. there's a lot

Answer 8

i never heard of it before and i hang with alot of hispanics and my husband is guatemalan i don't know maybe it's just something they made up probley