What is your favourite type of Spanish?
What is your favourite type of Spanish?
Luke Collins
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Evan Hughes
there are probably more spanish speakers in Portugal than in Brazil
Jace Foster
I think even Spaniards agree that Mexican is the best. It's just so much better, not very good at Spanish though so take my post lightly
Jonathan Sullivan
The one where they pronounce the letter S pressing their tongue on their palate
Luke Thompson
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David Diaz
You forgot Equatorial Guinea in your map
William Phillips
only when it's an educated mexican, "street" mexican is kind of shit.
Jace Fisher
everything ifts not chileno..
even then north of peru its unintelligible
*i made that words
Evan Collins
mexican spanish is ok, the limit is between peru and mexico (exclude chile)
Jason Wright
Mexican sounds too comical, I prefer Argentine and Colombian Spanish. I also really like Iberian Spanish but I know that's not a popular opinion with the Latinos.
Andrew Hughes
>street Mexican
It's pretty cool and hip, it has a hard competition with Colombian street Spanish
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Sebastian Diaz
Lmao really a Spaniard would ever say that.
I like Mexican accent though.
Tyler Nguyen
Mine unironically
Gavin Adams
só falo portunhol
Isaac King
No
Benjamin Diaz
sim
Jaxson Reed
the only native speaker of spanish that I know can't even speak spanish anymore
Jack Bennett
No spaniard would ever say that.
Either way other than mine, the Argentine 50s boomer educated accent is nice tp hear.
Ian Walker
Chilean, only faggots will disagree
Jayden Harris
Mexican
Caleb Nelson
What which one is this
The body of the tongue or the tip?
Gabriel Davis
This is my accent
Gabriel Cook
Cringe map, a bit more of their mental need of us being latinos.
Yes. Actually, there are more speakers in Morocco than here.
Logan Watson
There is a notable spanish speaking community in brazil, specially at the uruguayan border, you're just coping.
Lincoln Young
Peru or Colombia
Matthew Cooper
I really like the castellan accent; it sounds nice and intellectual. I frequently watch Spanish Mathematics lectures, and they sound very nice. It'd be nice to have that accent, but I don't think it'd be possible without it sounding forced.
Evan Martin
Do you know what "minority language" means?