What is the difference between latin america spanish and native spanish?

Question

fuzzy do you really think I am that stupid

Answer 1

People from Spain speak Castilian Spanish. The Latin American Spaniards speak a slightly different type. Some words are pronounced differently.

Answer 2

Latin is a dead language and is only used in law offices and Medical terms ..

Native spanish is the spanish used today...I believe there is different parts of it thought

Answer 3

Sweety, there's a huge distinction! Even between human beings in Latin united statesa.. The spainish in spains sounds plenty diverse than the only spoken in Latin united statesa.. they think approximately themselves to be extra useful...supposedly their language is "extra useful". the sole real distinction is sounds. purely approximately like the English right here, and the English from England. additionally, particular words could desire to have diverse meanings. that's real for purely approximately each and all the countries.

Answer 4

"Latin American" spanish is an more indigenous version of Castilian Spanish, which is what is spoken in Spain--kind of like how the people in the USA speak "english", but it's not the "King's English" as spoken in Great Britain.

That's what my homies told me and they would know.

Answer 5

the same difference between british english and american english... only the accent and some different slangs and words. Latin american spanish has also different accents, Mexican accen it's rather different than Argentinian accent

Answer 6

some have green cards