How to pronounce “cubans” in English

Cubans in general don't like hot temperatured food.

Cubans take care of each other very much, which is another really remarkable part of their culture.

Cubans got a little bit angrier, but we didn't notice that until a few decades later.

Cubans have a robust appetite for technology.

Most Cubans enjoy having their picture taken.

The Cubans would do their part.

The Cubans want it back.

fellow Cubans to express themselves through the use of technology.

We Cubans live in an island of disconnect.

Because Cubans have such a desire to associate themselves as men and women of the 21st century, they really thirst for technology.

more Cubans to come into the United States paying less.

So Puerto Ricans and Cubans can also be underestimated.

But a lot of Cubans, that's what they exist on.

it's Cubans it's bahamians it's Haitians it's Jamaicans it's Colombians I mean

--is that we Cubans would like to feel ourselves as citizens of the 21st century.

to liberate the Cubans from Spain well there was some truth to that that Spain

What should we learn from Cubans?

And I learned from you that the Cubans fought with the Americans against the British

that sushi restaurant there were actual Cubans in there

and building a bridge between the Cubans and the Americans.

where it's run by Cubans.

Like a lot of second generation Cubans, he speaks 12-year-old Spanish.

Also, Cubans are on a ration system.

Everybody's always needing a ride because most Cubans don't own a car.

Of course, the Cubans had no voice in this.

Despite all these restrictions, Cubans are very capable at circumventing and finding ways around all that is censured or prohibited.

Like, I just grew up around Cubans, everywhere I looked.

And in 2010, the Cuban government allowed Cubans-- for the first time since the embargo--

So what I noticed beyond their remarkability of invention and creation in Cubans, I also notice--

unimaginable to beyond their means certainly five years ago was unimaginable that Cubans could eat in

look eat try to eat in you know the places that that Cubans are eating their

And I started pressing in on the issue of some of his friendships with the Cubans, and with communists in Vietnam, and asking him

It's very sad, but a majority of Cubans, or a significant proportion of Cubans, prefer to face a shark in the Florida straits

Despite this, I do believe that Cubans are slowly waking up.

and one I made in Cuba when I got really ticked off at the Cubans and denounced them for not turning over a prisoner, which was a terrible mistake.

I'm not going to-- You know, Cubans, Latins call each other by their last name.

But what happened there was I thought I had some agreement with the Cubans to get Alan Gross out.

I mean, I know the Cubans were mucking around in Africa for a period of time.

Of course, I'm talking about the Cubans.

I have to say, the Cubans would never use the word like gringo.

"Hialeah" is a neighborhood in Miami where a lot of Cubans

So right there, the benefits are so high for Cubans to be involved in the tourism industry.

So I've really never seen-- of course, there have to be some drunk Cubans.

um there are number things gotta contend with in Cuba one is you gotta understand most Cubans it is completely

any restaurant okay much less acute a restaurant that you want to go to uh if you saw Cubans eating in restaurants if

take you to there a limited number of businesses but but just when you do eat around be aware that most Cubans can't

and host a basketball clinic, and help those future generations of young Cubans to have a bright future?

but in fact, was the prevention of the liberation of Cuba by Cubans.

So, as a tangent, Cubans send Twitter, or tweet, using SMS messages from their phones.