Cuban and Uruguayan stars feature in a fun video: "It seems like we speak different languages."

A woman from Cuba and another from Uruguay shared a funny video on social media where the Uruguayan says some words and the Cuban repeats them, showcasing how Spanish varies in their respective countries.

"New words learned in Uruguay and translated to Cuban. What would 'ñeri' mean in Cuba?" Yisley Hernández noted in the reel shared on Facebook.

Among the long list of words used in Uruguay and their equivalents in Cuba, they mentioned terms such as ranchero (pepillo), guacho (guajiro), petizo (pequeño), chorro (delincuente), pichi (indigente), and morocho (mulato).

They also mentioned "prolijo" (neat), "traspirar" (to sweat), "buzo" (sweater), "remera" (t-shirt), and "musculosa" (sleeveless shirt).

The video with these two women ended with laughter and a question: "What would a ‘ñeri’ be in Cuba?"

Recently, a couple from Cuba shared a humorous video that has gone viral, in which a man publicly apologizes to his wife.

The video featuring Gabriel and Dili, who are known online as impactcouple, has garnered over 6 million views on Instagram.

In the clip, the couple is seen in a car as he apologizes to her for all the things he did wrong in the past few hours, such as not covering her while she was sleeping or being unfaithful in his dreams.

A humorous scene that many couples can relate to, judging by the comments seen alongside the video.