Do you know what is the basic difference between the Spanish of Latin America and the Spanish of Spain?

Question

It's about regionalism, culture, and customs.

Answer 1

The Spanish language is basically standard for both Latin America and Spain with regional vocabulary of each country. The main difference in the language will be the pronunciation of the "c" followed by the "i" and "e" , ci - ce.

Example: sky = "cielo". Latin America will pronounce it like an "S" = "sielo"

SPAIN will pronounce it as with a "th" (for english speakers) = "Thielo" (like letting air go through the th)

Another example is the name César. Latin America will pronounce it "Sésar".

SPAIN will pronounce it as with a "th" (for english speakers) = "Thésar"

Answer 2

Your answer is correct Virginia, but also, in terms of use there is a difference in the use of personal pronouns, due to different customs, this does not happen with English.

In Latin America it is used: "ustedes"

In Spain, it is used: "vosotros"

Answer 3

The grammar is the same. The cultures are dissimilar.

Answer 4

Each region has its own culture

Answer 5

All the culture and regions are different