Which Spanish speaking country has the worst accent?

Which Spanish speaking country has the worst accent?

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Spain

los estados unidos

LOS

>deth path thito

definitely LOS

CHI

but yes, those stupid dental frictives are the bane of my existence

Chile by far

Americans speaking spanish does sound like shit, though.

United States of America

They have cool accents but I can't understand a thing any of them say. Gonna have to go with Argies here

USA

Not when it's a qtie gringa

Mexican accents are just unpleasant to listen to. So nasally.

There are many latino accents in the United States. There are almost 50 million of us here, from many different latino countries. Which accent are you talking about?

>Speaking Spanish with an Italian accent
>good

Spainards sound silly. Mexicans sound annoying as fuck. Argentinians and Colombians are the only ones I can enjoy listening to.

Exactly why I chose argies

Personally I prefer the Cuban accent even though I know we sound like idiots. But objectively, I think the best accent is Ecuadorian. Very clear, very easy to understand.

Medieval era Andalusian accent was sure very unique.

I actually quite like the Mexican accent. It's like the American accent of Spanish speakers.

CHI

Not a Spanish speaking country

AJAJAJAJAJJSJAJSJASJAJJA
chicano

check it again

holy fuck the 51% nation for ever and ever btfo

Mejico

>Espanol (US)
>not EEUU

Yeah, what a Spanish speaking nation

the spanish spoken by people in the USA is sickening, makes me want to throw up in all honesty

you can even correct youtube´s spanish mistake

kek

LOS

Spanish isn't our first language, you stupid fuck

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For now AND never.

I needed Google Translate for the video

ESTADOS

Accents are not a problem, dialect is.

Puerto Rico is the only bad Spanish accent and that's because it's fucked up by spanglish.

Unironically this. Throwing in my two cents here and hope no one gets too offended but to Mexicans the difference in between a Mexican accent and all others is a bit like hearing Dr. House the character and Hugh Laurie the actor speak, much like with the Americans and other English accents everyone else sounds vaguley effeminate to us. Northern Mexico is somewhat the equivalent to southern accent, and Mexico City sounds tough/fast like New York, tho it also gets fresa, our equivalent to valley girl. Southern Mexico and particularly Yucatec sounds a lot like the exaggerated Midwestern in Fargo and to some extent this carries over to Central America in our ears, which are something like Canadian.

Going with this analogy, Spain's is a lot like British, itself composed of many different accents (Irish, Scottish) and sounding to us as somewhat archaic. Madrileño I'd argue is a bit like cockney and can be very attractive depending on your affinities.

Caribbean does sound a lot like the ay papi latinas in American media, think Puerto Rican characters in movies, I actually do like it very much, some hate it here. Colombian would be something like Australian, it can be near incomprehensible to us when spoken fast and with a lot of slang.

Argentine sounds like an arrogant French accent sounds in English to us, think the Merovingian in the Matrix, except pbviously it leans towards Italian.

Ofc not every Mexican will agree but this is IMHO how the comparison works out.

I thought Argie accent came from Spain?

why are you posting as a hungarian flag?

no. italy and brazil (their sho me shamo stuff is close to portuguese)

It might be close, but there hasn't been portuguese influence here.

What's Michoacan/Jalisco accent?

the only real answer and every neutral will reach it if they hear all accens is that Rioplatense is the objectively superior one

so how did you acquire that sh sound? i thought j in llamo etc became sh just like in portuguese chamo. so is it just a coincidence??

Something like Apalachian, not as soft tho, more aggressive. It's got a lot of the Norteño drawing of some syllables. It's obviously not meant to be a perfect comparison.

What's that accent they speak in Narcos? Especially Pablo's character

Americans have one of the worst accents when they try to speak our language. It's like your mouth is full of something and you can't open it properly.

I think Chile has the worst accent.

>What's that accent they speak in Narcos? Especially Pablo's character
There is no single accent in Narcos. Pablo isn't even hispanic, the actor a Brazilian trying to speak Spanish. Do you have a specific character's accent in mind? Pedro Pascal, who plays Javier Pena in Narcos, is actually born and raised in the USA, his accent is 100% fake.

Definitely LOS.

is this a natural or man made estuary? i have a hypothesis...

Which accent are you referring to, though? I grew up in Miami. My family and I all speak in Cuban accents. My first GF was from Argentina. My best friend was Colombian. Estados Unidos has all the latino accents. You need to specify.

I thought the lady that played Judy moncada was from Colombia?

I can't find any source for where the merge of ll, y and sh came to be, so I can't really claim it is or isn't.
However, it's a fact that there hasn't been lots of portuguese influence on the region. Mostly because neither they study spanish nor do we study portuguese, we can kinda understand each other as it is

Spanish speakers got triggered because they say the accent of Pablo is shit. The actor is actually Brazilian kek

eh, no. South florida (and parts of NYC) has all the latino accents. The rest of the country is just retarded chicanos and illegal mexicans.

Brazilians.

no. Filipinos.

there was Portuguese influence in colonial times, before the 1800. Colonia the Uruguayan city is right next in front of Buenos Aires and it was for a long time a Portuguese city, and there were many Portuguese traders here.

What about Equatorial guinea spanish?

>Colombian would be something like Australian, it can be near incomprehensible to us when spoken fast and with a lot of slang.
that would also be the caribbean one, we talk very slow, also there is no "colombian accent", we have many and VERY different accents

Why do American posters get baited this easily?

They use actors from several countries to make them play characters from a country different from were they originally are.
Hearing a supposdely chilean character speaking like some caribbean guy it's jarring.

Yeah, but most of our modern accent is fairly recent, most researchers saying that it changed to become what it is today from mid 1800 to early 20th century.

All the spanish sounds like shit
mapudungun >>>>> span*sh

Indio pls

lmao

So when an Argentine inmigrates to Mexico, will they pick up a Mexican accent or it would be impossible for them to pronounce the y sound?

this. what an ugly ass language.

Full of chi butthurt this tread

How do you say "the United States" in Portuguese?

umas delicias

"Os Estados Unidos"

I wondered if people in 1900 thought the USA was going to be an Italian country

it isnt an issue of it being difficult or not. All Argentines can pronounce the Y as in Yes or the Spanish Z (which sounds like TH in Thunder)
But it isnt natural to pronounce it for us, you would have to make a mental effort of thinking before talking, the moment you stop thinking, and start talking normally, you would do it the way you have always done.

for example, if you tell yourself, from now on I will pronounce C in front of a vowel as TS, you will make mistakes when you stop thinking of doing that, because it isnt natural to you.

If someone moves for years then for sure they will pick up the new accent.

VESPUCCI SPAGHETTI A BABADA BOOPIE BOOPEDA BAPA DAPA RACISTOSO POSTOSO!!! RACISTOSO POSTOSO!!!!

US Embassy in Brazil
LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS
a favelado stole an "S"
became
OS ESTADOS UNIDOS

K E K

Better than Spics

>stole an "S"

educación estadounidense

you're retarded

t. Giovanni couldn't handle the bants

I actually love Italians :3

Because "s" is pronounced "es" and the a/an rule is based on pronunciation not spelling.

that is better for contraction
for example

Os means The (plural and masculine) in Portuguese

Nos means "in the"

In Spanish we have to say En Los, like In the

Yeah at least one group brought great food, traditional values, and culture

The other brought crime, poverty, despair and an inability to learn English

Literally what is the difference they're both mafia cartel WOPS in the eyes of the Anglo

he was in a hurry and stole the wrong letter. he came back and stole the "L".

yeah and no mean "in the" singular, convenient but confusing since it looks like a "no"
what about em + uma, can you say macaco numa delicia?

yeah i see, interesting

you just dont get it

>US Embassy in Brazil
>LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS
>a favelado stole an "S"
>became
>OS ESTADOS UNIDOS

it's clearly an "L" missing, not an "S"

Oh, wtf.. how didn't I notice that?

because you're a grammar nazi

because youre an uncultured swine

Because it's not written in ooga booga

t. Spics

I agree man, keep in mind this is from a Mexican perspective, obviously you might look at things differently

t. CHI

I'd rather speak brazilian than having mexican accent

I'd rather fuck an colombian with leprosy than your mom

>be american
>speak spanish
LOL

>wanting to fuck colombians over my mom
get the fuck out of my country you dirty immigrant
REEEEE

...

>be canadian
>speak a pictogram language

this pic would be more interesting if it was layered on a physical map instead of political one

Chavacano