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Hello there

I'm on the lookout for a fun way to learn Spanish, particularly the Latin American (MX) version, and I've heard that passive anime watching with Spanish subtitles can be really effective.

Do you happen to know any websites where I can stream anime with Spanish subtitles?

Where I can download .cbr .cbz of mangas translated in spanish?

Or perhaps a reliable torrent site?

Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated

Thanks in advance
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>>1460995
AnimeFLV (no spanish subs).

JKanime (no spanish subs).

CBRs and CBZs are pretty much unlikely unless it's by fan translators, hope you're fine with spanish translations on MangaDex.

NyaaTorrents' non-English translations.

Spanish subtitles are pretty much non-existent, rarely on original DVDs back in the day, only on Netflix/Pooproll settings nowadays, maybe on OpenSubtitles.

The hard way is merging spanish fansubbed vids with mx dubbed audio channel, probably with lots of desync.
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>>1461001
Thank you for the reply and all the informations

You gave me everything I needed

Wishing you a great day anon



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