what are the different dialects in Panama?

Answer 1

The main language of Panama is Spanish, and although the Panamanians have a few words unique to Panama, it is standard Spanish, not a dialect.

English is common in Panama, more than in most other CA countries, as a result of the US-controlled Canal Zone.

There is a large Chinese minority in Panama, many now of third and fourth generation descendents of workers who came to build the Canal, plus up to 200,000 recent immigrants. These speak Cantonese, Taiwanese, and Mandarin.

There are seven separate indigenous groups, each with its own language. Numbers are small - just a few thousand or fewer of each.

Finally, Panama has one of the highest Jewish populations in the Caribbean area (10,000 or so), so some Hebrew is spoken.

Answer 2

The language in Panama is Spanish.

Answer 3

This is just one provence:
Bocas Slang

Everyday bocas del toro Panama slang words: With the influence of 50 Nationalities, Creole, Spanish, English, Jamaian and Guari-Guari a hybrid Bocas lingo has developed. A short list of an ever expanding list of colloquial's can be found below:

Como assi?..................What do you mean?
Un palo.....................$1 US Dollar
Chuletta..................Used to express skepticism
Bien pritti...............Cool
Q sopa?.....................What's happening?
Q lo q?....................What's up?
Whappin?.................What's happening?
Voy polante................I'm going
Mopri......................Friend or buddy
Arranque.................Let's drink or party