Are There Differences Between Spanish In Latin America And Spain?

Spanish is spoken in Spain and most of Central and South America. Discover the differences between Spanish in Latin America and Spain. From the 'th' (/θ/) sound to the difference between 'tú,' 'usted,' and 'ustedes,' how did colonialism affect language? Is all Spanish the same in all countries? Watch natives from 6 countries explain!
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[Deeer]

Chilean spanish is not included here because if they put this dialect in the video it could be like 1 hour of different words for the same object

[absinthexiii]

I love hearing all the different accents. Spanish is beautiful no matter what nationality speaks it.

[wicked]

I believe that you can learn the Spanish version that you want, almost all Latin people recognize well the words of the other Spanish speaking countries

[lanpruitt]

Also in Argentina they use “Vos” not Tú.

[davidcr]

That's exactly why I respect the English speakears who at least try to learn Spanish. It must be very confusing.

[elianaguzman]

This is the reason why I was always confused growing up because my moms from Argentina and my dads from El Salvador but at school I was thought Spanish from Spain

[ayumeutiaazevy]

I am from Indonesia and I will start my first Spanish language class in weeks. I am so excited, estoy listo! I am pretty confident.

[daren]

España: "Las diferencias en la lengua son exageradas".
Rep. Dominicana: "Me parece bien".
MÉXICO: "Yo nomás vine para la fiesta".

[omgyjyakYllow]

la mayoría aquí son latinos y aun así todos los comentarios están en inglés xD

[utubenotebanco]

the girl from argentina is faking the accent.

[pj]

Argentinean accent kinda has an Italian feel to it.

[ChristianIce]

“It’s over Anakin, doesn't matter what spanish language you speak!”

[rawkrXbabee]

Im Canadian and dont speak spanish, when I went on a trip to Greece this large group sitting beside me was speaking in Spanish from Barcelona and I literally couldn't figure out what language they were speaking (hence why I asked them)! Im so used to hearing the Mexican Spanish that I had no idea its so different from Mexico to Spain, the 'th' sound is so different!

[molluholly]

such an interesting video, I love Spanish, I love every accent. You guys have such a beautiful language

[theonlymixman]

For a native Greek speaker like me Spanish from Spain sounds a lot like Greek. It sounds so clean, same as Greek, while Latin Spanish has some sounds that are non-existent in Greek.

[villesanti]

A Spaniard can speak to a Mexican, to a Puerto Rican, to a Cuban, to a Bolivian etc and they all understand each other without problem. Is the same as a person from New York speaks with a person from Texas, they all have accents but the language is the same.

[virginialobo]

2:31

españa: esto mola
mexico: está chido
colombia: está bacano
argentina: ESTA RE PIOLA

[klaytonsilva]

ooh you're from Brazil

-hola que tal?

- Brazil left the chat

[deleted]

The Mexican forgot to include "wey" after every sentence.

[megabix]

Stop being so over dramatic. Latin Americans don't hate Spaniards, and Spaniards don't hate Latin Americans. We make fun of each other but in a friendly manner (most of the time). It's kind of like what the US, the UK and Australia have. Same language, different cultures, that's it.