Latino Spanish

Question

Hi,

Does anyone know of a site like this one, but that specializes in Latino Spanish, as spoken in S.America?

Thanks!

Mark.

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Answer 1

There are no other sites like this one in any language. By the way, there is NO such thing as South American Spanish. The Spanish of Argentina is way different than the Spanish of Ecuador or Colombia especially in the rhythm and pronunciation and even vocabulary.. Venezuela also has many differences in pronunciation.

Like I said in my earlier answer to your other question. Get the "textbook" Spanish. Go to wherever you're going, and pick up the local vocabulary and expressions there. It worked for me. I knew peninsular Spanish, but Mexicans understood me and I understood them. I had to learn a few new things, but no problem.

:) - FELIZ77, Aug 28, 2016