Possible DLR trip and questions....

StarWarsGirl

Well-Known Member
In the Parks
No
Spanish is European. The "Mexican Spanish" is Castillian, but I guess it's not used as much.

You are confused. Castillian is from Spain. It's the variety spoken in Northern and Central Spain. It's also the accent I use, though with it you sound like you're lisping.
 

englanddg

One Little Spark...
Spanish is European. The "Mexican Spanish" is Castillian, but I guess it's not used as much.


While, I know Castile, geographically, I am not all that familiar with the dialects. I do know that, much like German, the Spanish taught in schools is far different than what is actually spoken.

Wanna have some fun? Get a mexican, a puerto rican, a colombian, and a peruvian in the room and ask them to translate something.

Enjoy the fireworks!
 

Californian Elitist

Well-Known Member
You are confused. Castillian is from Spain. It's the variety spoken in Northern and Central Spain. It's also the accent I use, though with it you sound like you're lisping.

I'm pretty sure it's Mexican. My Mexican professor told me it's Castillian. If I'm wrong, the language I'm thinking of definitely starts with a "C" lol.
 

Californian Elitist

Well-Known Member
While, I know Castile, geographically, I am not all that familiar with the dialects. I do know that, much like German, the Spanish taught in schools is far different than what is actually spoken.

Wanna have some fun? Get a mexican, a puerto rican, a colombian, and a peruvian in the room and ask them to translate something.

Enjoy the fireworks!

We'll add in a Spaniard as well! Make it even more fun.
 

StarWarsGirl

Well-Known Member
In the Parks
No
I'm pretty sure it's Mexican. My Mexican professor told me it's Castillian. If I'm wrong, the language I'm thinking of definitely starts with a "C" lol.

I just looked it up. Plus that's the accent I use that my Spanish-speaking friends told me is completely Castillian that I inherited from my Spanish 1 teacher.

I lisp. Deal with it:p
 

StarWarsGirl

Well-Known Member
In the Parks
No
While, I know Castile, geographically, I am not all that familiar with the dialects. I do know that, much like German, the Spanish taught in schools is far different than what is actually spoken.

Wanna have some fun? Get a mexican, a puerto rican, a colombian, and a peruvian in the room and ask them to translate something.

Enjoy the fireworks!

For Spanish 6, once a month, we were required to find an article from a different country each month. It's amazing how much the language varies from country to country. Later in the year, I found a Nicaraguan article and threw it out because it was muble jumble to me and I was not getting a bad grade on that. I found a different article that I understood.
 

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