Author: Jaime Benito de Valle Ruiz
Date: 18:57:28 12/14/05
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On December 14, 2005 at 21:35:45, Alan Grotier wrote: > > How does the Spanish language out side of Spain differ to Spanish in Spain? > > Apart the different dialects the base language is probably the same. > Grammar in particular.The written word uses the same formular. > > Where is the best place to learn Spanish in order that it may understood > everywhere in the world.International Spanish.This may just not be Spain! Spanish differs very little from place to place, except for maybe a few words and local expressions. I am Spanish and I have family in South America, plus I've been there and spoken to people from every Spanish-Speaking part of America... with almost no problem whatsoever, both in person and through chats. In a chat it can take as long as 20-30 minutes sometimes for me to realize that the person on the other side is not from Spain; in person I can tell but just because of the accent. In Spain, the written Spanish is virtually identical everywhere, and also to that in South America. If you want to learn a very clear and precise pronounciation, easy for everybody in the world to understand, your best bet in Spain is the central northern proununciation (such as in places like Valladolid). By the way, I have a native southern accent, which is quite difficult for everyone, although I can change it to a more standard one when needed. Anyway, what does this have to do with computer chess? :) Regards, Jaime
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