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<p><strong>Dear Mexican: After a year in Spain, I speak more-than-decent Spanish, and I want to get a job in the non-profit field where I can put it to use and pursue social justice and all that. Thing is, my Spanish is pretty peninsular. I maintained my seseo, thank God, but I may let loose an “¿os vais ahora?” every so often, and people have told me I have un acento andaluz (¡mentira!). Are the Mexicans gonna laugh at me? Is this a totally neurotic fear? Love your column, by the way.</strong><br>

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