Spanish of Spain VS Latin America (Colombia): LET'S COMPARE SOME WORDS! | España VS Colombia

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  • Spanish of Spain VS Latin America: Is the Spanish spoken across Latin America (Colombia) different from the one spoken in Spain? LET'S COMPARE!
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  • @andresmora5192
    @andresmora5192 2 года назад +16

    MEXICO 🇲🇽
    0:10 Lentes
    0:16 Cobija o Cobertor
    0:20 Alcancía
    0:25 Marcador
    0:28 Lavabo
    0:31 Taza
    0:37 Celular
    0:42 Computadora
    0:46 Dinero
    0:49 Refrigerador
    0:54 Departamento
    0:58 Autobus
    1:03 Carro
    1:07 Llanta
    1:12 Brassier
    1:17 Calzones
    1:21 Falda
    1:25 Chamarra
    1:30 Palomitas
    1:33 Fresa
    1:39 Platano
    1:42 Jugo
    1:46 Hot Dog
    1:51 Chancla
    1:55 Camiseta Sport
    2:01 Playera
    2:05 Mesero
    2:10 Fontanero
    2:15 Boletos

  • @JCMH
    @JCMH 3 месяца назад +2

    2:09 ¿Pero en qué parte de Colombia dicen "gásfiter"? Decimos normalmente "fontanero", como en España, y a veces "plomero". Eso de "gásfiter" es de chilenos.

  • @cadr003
    @cadr003 Год назад +1

    🇵🇭 LAS FILIPINAS 🇵🇭
    0:10 Antiparras
    0:16 Sábana
    0:20 Alcancía
    0:25 Pentel
    0:28 Lavabo
    0:31 Cubeta o Inodoro
    0:37 Celular o Cellphone
    0:42 Computador
    0:46 Cuarta o Perras
    0:49 Fridgidér
    0:54 Apartment
    0:58 Bus
    1:03 Coche o Auto
    1:07 Goma
    1:12 Brasier
    1:17 Panti
    1:21 Falda o Saya
    1:25 Jacket
    1:30 Chuchería de maíz
    1:33 Fresa o Strawberry
    1:39 Banana
    1:42 Zumo o Juice
    1:46 Hot Dog
    1:51 Chinela
    1:55 Sando
    2:01 Camiseta
    2:05 Weyter
    2:10 Tubero
    2:15 Billete

  • @DieterRahm1845
    @DieterRahm1845 2 года назад +20

    "Latin American" Spanish doesn't exist. It's a huge continent and every country has its own words. As a Chilean I don't understand many of the words said by the Colombian guy. Actually I understood more the Spanish woman.

    • @medalgearsalad1419
      @medalgearsalad1419 2 года назад +5

      But its funny, most Latin Americans and Spaniards, can't understand Chilean Spanish. Why is that?

    • @DieterRahm1845
      @DieterRahm1845 2 года назад

      @@medalgearsalad1419 Maybe they're stupids🤣🤣🤣

    • @maryocecilyo3372
      @maryocecilyo3372 2 года назад +1

      @alguien it's facts

    • @DieterRahm1845
      @DieterRahm1845 Год назад

      @franchescalesward9369 Leo tu "respuesta" y dudo si te refieres a lo que escribí, tan poco tiene que ver con ello.

    • @miguelramirez6352
      @miguelramirez6352 Год назад

      LATIN AMERICAN SPANISH "DOES EXIST". BY THE WAY CHILEAN SPANISH IS SOMETHING ONLY CHILEANS UNDERSTAND! (IT REALLY DIFFERS FROM THE SPANISH SPOKEN IN THE REST OF SPANISH AMERICA AND SPAIN).

  • @MarconeCoins
    @MarconeCoins 2 года назад +4

    ¡Genial!

  • @lemonboy1193
    @lemonboy1193 2 года назад +3

    I enjoyed your lesson

  • @Phantom.90
    @Phantom.90 Год назад +2

    Solo una correccion cosntructiva, en colombia no decimos gasfiter para referirnos al fontanero, decimos plomero o en dado caso el maestro de construccion que tambien puede tener conocimientos en esta area casi siempre son integrales o han a prendido de forma empirica.

  • @kirilvelinov7774
    @kirilvelinov7774 2 года назад +1

    We have North and South Hinanese dialects:
    North is written in Armenian,while South uses their own system and sound changes

    • @kirilvelinov7774
      @kirilvelinov7774 2 года назад

      Breve for nasal vowel and Descender for sharp consonant and two ligatures

  • @yosrasubhan5378
    @yosrasubhan5378 2 года назад +1

    Thank youuuuuuuuuu a lot
    Please continue we need a lot of video. Good and perfect job.
    God bless you.

    • @21languages
      @21languages  2 года назад

      So nice of you!!!

    • @yosrasubhan5378
      @yosrasubhan5378 2 года назад

      I am very interested to learn Spanish , I tried many ways but I didn't like... learning this Way is perfect for working and busy people. I want to boost your channel and I give a testimony on my progress after every month with willings of God. Thank you again 😍

  • @unknowndevice8947
    @unknowndevice8947 2 года назад +1

    Im a filipino. I understand some of spain spanish and Latin american spanish

  • @grandmaster6215
    @grandmaster6215 2 года назад +4

    The spanish girl is beautiful
    Spain the country of beauty

    • @perryarthur1415
      @perryarthur1415 Год назад

      People aren’t lying when they say the food in Spain is amazing.

  • @acaciaospina5163
    @acaciaospina5163 26 дней назад +1

    Cucos😀

  • @alexxavier2176
    @alexxavier2176 2 года назад +1

    En este caso particular era Español de España vs Español de Colombia. Esta errado el video al titular "Español de Latinoamerica" ya que Latinoamerica es muy amplia y yo como Argentino no me siento representado por las palabras que nombraba el señor colombiano.

    • @21languages
      @21languages  2 года назад +2

      Lo pone en el título del video.

  • @perryarthur1415
    @perryarthur1415 Год назад

    In Spain, jugo is juice from meat.

  • @natewho4366
    @natewho4366 2 года назад +2

    Haha. Entertain me. Buy isn't Colombia in South America not Latin?

    • @joseamategarcia9276
      @joseamategarcia9276 2 года назад +2

      Spanish from Spain or Colombia or México or Argentina is like English from England or Scotland or Australia or USA ... The language is the same but some words are different. I could understand the most of them but we do not use them in Spain.

    • @alexxavier2176
      @alexxavier2176 2 года назад

      America can be divided from two points of view, the geographical and the linguistic. From the geographical point of view America is divided into 3 South America (Argentina to Colombia) Central America (Panama to Guatemala) North America (Mexico to Canada). From the linguistic point of view, America is divided into Anglo-Saxon America, that is, the countries that speak Aglo-Saxon languages ​​(United States and Canada) and Latin America, that is, the countries with languages ​​of Latin origin (from Argentina to Mexico, including Brazil that they speak Portuguese)

  • @kirilvelinov7774
    @kirilvelinov7774 2 года назад

    Zumo comes from Greek "ximo"