I'm thinking of learning Spanish and traveling South American.
Is there any benefit to speaking the Spanish of Spain over the Latin American dialect?
I'm British, so it might be expected.
>>60951538
If you use the Spaniard accent everyone will think you're a faggot.
>>60951538
Don't the accents vary a lot within Latin America. Isn't Argentinian closer to Spanish than it is to Mexican?
>>60951538
All I know is that Chileans are next to impossible to understand.
>>60951538
learn to speak like a mexican gangbanger I reckon. could be fun.
>>60951960
Neutral accent ftw.
Just learn mexican spanish and call everyone weyy
>>60953841
>neutral
>accent
>>60954094
It's how spanish accent from Spain its called.
>>60951538
Learn Guinean Spanish and troll everyone
>>60954133
no, castillians lisp like faggots.
t. learnt about latin america from /int/
>>60954133
>>60954190
this
>>60951538
Learn German and you'll fit right in.
t. learnt about Latin America from Peruvian twitter pages
>>60952459
argentinian is closer to italian
>>60951538
You'll probably find south american pronounciation easier.
>>60951538
The main difference in the dialects is in Spain they use the vosotros conjugation which is informal "you" plural, they never learned it in any of the Spanish colonies because they had to speak formal to all of the Spanish conquistadors because they were higher ups in the society, also Latin American Spanish is more simplified, but they use different words that have the same meaning across the different parts
>>60954616
>Latin America Spanish is more simplified
How?
>>60954190
No we don't.
>trusting panchitos
>ever
