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RE: There Is A Trend to Expatriate America - A Word From an Expat.

in #news • 8 years ago (edited)

Argentina and Chile have both looked interesting to me, for some years... since I lived in Spain from ages 13 to 20 the language doesn't scare me so much; I can't imagine "Castilian" Spanish is that different from South American Spanish.

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     8 years ago 

    Most here will tell you they speak "Castillano" rather than Spanish. The same is true for nearby Uruguay. The main differences are:

    • No Vosotros: Plural "you" is only "ustedes"
    • Vos: Singular "you" is only "vos" and its strangely conjugated accentuation
    • Pronunciation of "y" and "ll" are both the sound "sh"
    • Most times you hear "s", it will be so soft that you can't hear it
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