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The best Spanish speaking country?!

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Hi everyone, I have heard lots of people on Spanishdict say that they have been to a Spanish speaking country, and they had un gran tiempo and it improved their Español a lot. I have never been to a Spanish speaking el país (but would love to someday!), and solo para diversíon, what Spanish speaking country do you think is the best, and why? Respuesta en Español o íngles. cheese

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updated Sep 21, 2010
edited by 00494d19
posted by April-Sarah

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Yo diría que en cualquier país de habla hispana uno puede aprender a hablar el Español. Sin embargo es mi opinión que para aprender a hablarlo “mejor”, países como España en Europa, Costa Rica en Centro América, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador y Argentina en Sur América serian las mejores opciones. Todos los demás hablamos mucha jerga y la base del idioma que construiríamos al aprender no seria tan firme como en los países ya mencionados.

updated Sep 21, 2010
posted by 0068e2f4
That is very true. It's like "Hmm, would I learn better French in New Orleans, Canada or Paris?". There's a lot of dialects out there. - Yeser007, Nov 15, 2009
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I'm biased. Colombia or Ecuador. I haven't lived in very many Spanish speaking countries (just Colombia and, briefly, Venezuela), but I've done some traveling in other countries. I learned Spanish in Colombia, but I've never had any trouble with the differences in accent from one country to another. I work just about as well with folks from Argentina or Bolivia as I do with people from Colombia.

updated Sep 21, 2010
posted by CalvoViejo
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Ye será imposible - o casi imposible - equivocar. Cada país de habla hispana tiene su encanto. Si prefieres aprender algo de la cultura indígena, has de visitar a un país con alto porcentaje de población indígena. Si te atraen la cultura y la historia de Europa, tu selección será España. Si te encantaría ver una gran variedad de geografía, pues tal vez Chile (tiene un desierto, lagos, montañas...algo de todo). Si buscas una experiencia de eco-turismo, Costa Rica tiene toda la fama.

Buen viaje!

updated Sep 21, 2010
edited by mountaingirl123
posted by mountaingirl123
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España, Costa Rica, Mexico, Argentina, they are all well known places to go, if you like archieology and exploring more about latin america and its history, go to Latin America, Guatemala has pyrimids long before the spaniards envaded, go on wikitravel, that could help you, another tip, in practicing Spanish, read wikitravel in Spanish, they say more about the country there than the english version...(but read both so u understand about the places you would like to visit....aswell as learning more vocabulary and how to use the words. good luck!

updated Sep 21, 2010
posted by dylanr88
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hahaha I think everybody's going to be pretty biased in these responses... I've only lived in Spain as far as spanish speaking countries go, but it's INCREDIBLE there!!

you've got to check it out.... Plus according to the Spaniards, they speak the most 'correct' (read: best), Spanish

updated Sep 21, 2010
posted by redsoxnia
Of course the mother country would think that :) - BellaMargarita, Nov 15, 2009
Yeah, I agree with you Margaret, and I also do think Spain sounds like an awesome place to visit! :) - April-Sarah, Nov 15, 2009
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We did a dive trip to Panama a couple of years ago. The locals had a lot of fun with my Spanish. This was the worst scuba diving we had ever experienced (Pacific side) but the country was so beautiful and the people extremely friendly. Panama ranks numero uno conmígo.

updated Sep 21, 2010
edited by Yeser007
posted by Yeser007
Cool- Panama! - April-Sarah, Nov 16, 2009
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El en que estes !

updated Sep 21, 2010
posted by 002262dd
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I was born and raised in the U.S., currently living in Argentina. I highly recommend Buenos Aires. If you want something closer to the States, it's hard to beat Colombia...very beautiful country and people.

updated Sep 21, 2010
posted by InvestBA
well, i live in new zealand! - April-Sarah, Nov 16, 2009
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Does anyone here actually live in a Spanish speaking country (and are you a native, like were you born there?)?

updated Sep 21, 2010
posted by April-Sarah
I am Mexican. - Mokay, Nov 15, 2009
me Cuban - 0068e2f4, Nov 15, 2009
me Cuban live in US - 0068e2f4, Nov 15, 2009
wow! lots of different countries! Are you learning English Mokay? - April-Sarah, Nov 16, 2009
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Mexico is the best. grin

updated Sep 21, 2010
posted by brkosmicki
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¡Fuera a Argentina! El tango, el vino, el español smile

updated Sep 21, 2010
posted by Thomas-de-Noruega
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En mí opinión, creo todos los país son bueno. Tengo solómente a México pero, si viaje a una otra país entonces aprenderás español bien. smile ¡Buena suerte! wink

updated Sep 21, 2010
posted by Jason7R
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What is the spanish and accent like in Venezuela????

updated Sep 21, 2010
posted by mike123587
There are a lot of different accents in Venezuela, like any large country. I lived in Caracas. It sounds a lot like Puerto Rican, Cuban, Carribean in general. Very fast, no S's on the ends of words, and they glide over the D's in between vowels. - KevinB, Sep 21, 2010
Oh, and they use a tremendous amount of slang and idioms. And they claim they don't speak Spanish, they speak Castellano. - KevinB, Sep 21, 2010
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Arriba Mexico!!!!!!!! Nicaragua y Costa Rica son paises bien chidos!

updated Sep 21, 2010
posted by Rey_Mysterio
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I am Venezuelan. Venezuelan accent is one of the most neutral in Spanish, and in the Andes region where I am from the language is more clear and the words are better pronounced than the rest of the country, also Central region accents are fine!...dont go for Zulia or Oriental accents...pretty bad! and too much slang!!

updated Sep 21, 2010
posted by andrekin