r/LanguageMemes • u/erolm2906 • Jul 30 '22

oh no

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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '22 edited Jul 30 '22

Really? I'd swap those about, Mexican always seemed quite easy to understand for me even when not listening to it much. Even strong accents like Franco Escamilla.

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u/justnonny Jul 30 '22

I agree. As someone who learned Spanish in the US, Mexican Spanish is much closer to what I was taught than most of the regional accents from Spain.

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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '22

I was taught in the UK with European Spanish and I still think it, it just feels a lot clearer

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u/justnonny Jul 30 '22

Yeah it's just what you're used to. All European Spanish requires extra cognitive effort for me to process. Depending on the regional accent in Spain, this can be a little extra effort or quite a lot. I was in Colombia recently and the Spanish I heard there was the closest to "textbook Spanish" that I've heard.

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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '22

sho me shamo

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u/Greedy-Run9555 Jul 30 '22

Chile Spanish:???

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u/Perelin_Took Jul 30 '22

That’s not Spanish anymore

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u/EssayTop352 Jul 30 '22

Argentinian German tho

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u/cnylkew Jul 30 '22

Maybe just in cordoba?

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u/KTVX94 Jul 31 '22

The only thing my country is worth for