Is spanish spoken in Spain differs from which one spoken in other countries?

Answer 1

yes. there will always be differences.

Answer 2

Indeed. In fact, it varies inside of Spain itself. Since we have other languages inside of Spain such as Catalonian, Galitian, Basque or Bable (Asturian), those ones influence the way the speakers of those regions speak Spanish; other countries will be influenced by the Precolumbian tribes who lived in America and who didn't lose all of their culture.

I live in the Canary Islands (Spanish territory, as you can see), and since our Spanish has been influenced by Portuguese, some English, the pre-conquest tribes and the Andalusian accent, we preserve some traces of them all. Pronunciation is different in the various regions of Spain as well.

I hope this helps you a bit.

Answer 3

There are even different ways of speaking spanish in Spain and yes, all spanish speaking countries have terms of their own.

Answer 4

spaniards speak spanish (catalonian and basque thanks to LOGSEMAN) different dialect of spanish spoken there, excuse my ignorance..... but all over the world (south america etc) where they speak spanish, these are in different dialects... same how some latin can be understrood by someone who speak englisch, even though the words are different

Answer 5

Sure, just like English. There are places where they speak English in ways you wouldn't understand.

Answer 6

Si

Answer 7

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