Anyone who's first language was Spanish can you help me?

Question

Can you listen to the way these people speak spanish and tell me what accent, from what country,

and if it be worth practicing pronuouncing the words the way they do to communicate with spanish here, heres the website, click on pronunciations on the left, when you get to the page

www.studyspanish.com/index.htm

Answer 1

Sorry but the Spanish of Spain is not the same of Spanish of Argentina, Venezuela, Colombia, México, etc because the pronunciation it's different, so if you learn the Spanish of Spain, maybe here in México we don't understand you some words. In Spain they use (Vosotros), here we use (ustedes). Another example; In Argentina they use (tenés) (verb have), In Spain they use (teneis), here in México we use (tienes). Some words are different and the pronunciation too. I don't belive in the "better Spanish", I belive that you can learn Spanish in any country.

Answer 2

They're particularly identical. I'm no longer absolutely fluent in Spanish however I can nonetheless realize bits and portions of Italian. You must be taught Italian or Spanish given that it is very handy to be taught 2 languages/

Answer 3

if you get to the end of the exercise it tells you where the speaker is from....anyway it's hard to tell an accent from individual words...it depends on the sounds contained...a word like "cama" would sound pretty much the same for many accents...a word like "cielo" could give away if the speaker is spanish, or a word like "llama" could give you a hint about whether the speaker is argentinian, etc

Answer 4

My first language was not Spanish, however, I just took my second year of it in school and I had to go to www.studyspanish.com alot for grades as a class. When you do listening activities it usually tells you where the speaker is from in one of the boxes. "Ten suerte"- Good luck.

Answer 5

The pronunciation is definitely from Latin America, not from Spain.

Yes, I think you should go for it.

Edit:
To those who say it is from Spain it it not true. The man is from Latin America.

In Spain they don´t use the word "sala", the say "salón".

The woman may be from Spain, because of her pronunciation of "cocina".

I am living in Spain already for more than 10 years.

Answer 6

it's spanish from spain... its good spanish. the accent is different, but the grammar is the same as well as grammar punctuation
it is good to practice the words, they are read as they should be, so go ahead

Answer 7

Those are the correct pronunciations, try to follow them.

Answer 8

the first round its mexican spanish, the others are like it is said yes you can take it try to practice aloud, or tape your practices an then check them until you feel ok

Answer 9

Hi, I'm from Argentina, I know they are from Spain.

They pronunce very well.

Marcelo