Show in Videos The Different Regional Accents From Your Country

[Costas]

Si, creo que no se me ha perdido casi, al menos cuando estoy a solas o en fmlia.

Pero en Espana se me pego el acento de alli, en el sentido de que yo mismo hablaba con ese acento sin darme cuenta cuando estaba en la calle entre Españoles, y aqui cuando hablo con Mexicanos, tambien el habla se me modifica, y hablo un poco como ellos sin darme cuenta.

Jaja a mi mamá le pasa lo mismo, siempre la molestamos con mi hermana porque cuando viajamos empieza a hablar como la gente de ese país jaja es muy ridículo porque lleva onda dos días en ese lugar

A mí no me pasa tanto pero ya como al sexto mes que llevaba viviendo en UK me encontré con unas weonas de mi universidad que también llevaban la misma cantidad de tiempo pero que se juntaban entre puras chilenas mientras que yo me juntaba con puros ingleses.. y me dijeron que onda por qué estaba hablando "raro", como más pronunciado.. pero según yo es porque en inglés diferenciai entre "v" y "b" y entre "y" y "j" mientras que en español esas diferencias no existen entonces si llevai harto tiempo hablando en inglés y nada de español de repente se te confunden.. pero sólo eso jaja

Qué risa en todo caso, me cago se me pegara el acento mexicano lo encuentro un poco apestoso.. a pesar de que los mexicanos que he conocido siempre han sido muy bacanes, lejos entre los latinos más simpáticos

[Awebo]

Quit trolling. Peruvians and Bolivians do NOT sound Mexican whatsoever. If anything, they sound more similar to their neighbors Chile, Argentina, Paraguay and Ecuador.

[Costas]

Quit trolling. Peruvians and Bolivians do NOT sound Mexican whatsoever. If anything, they sound more similar to their neighbors Chile, Argentina, Paraguay and Ecuador.

Please

[Awebo]

Please

I totally get why Alnortedelsur has confused some of them for Chileans and Argentines based on their accent, it's happened to me as well.

And I get that you guys are trying to distance yourselves from them, but saying they sound more Mexican doesn't make any sense.

[Costas]

I totally get why Alnortedelsur has confused some of them for Chileans and Argentines based on their accent, it's happened to me as well.

And I get that you guys are trying to distance yourselves from them, but saying they sound more Mexican doesn't make any sense.

Alnortedelsur was talking about upper class Peruvians from Lima, which I get, they do sound a bit like Argentines sometimes.

When I said the comment about Peruvians sounding like Mexicans I mostly meant the poor ones, to which Jacques replied "yeah, I think Bolivians sound more like Mexicans, the ones from la sierra".

So we're talking about different stuff basically.

And yeah to me working class Peruvians sometimes sound like Mexicans, what's wrong with that. That's not the opposite of what Alnorte said because he said afterwards he was talking about upper (or middle) class Peruvians, not about working class ones.

As you see there's no contradiction.

[alnortedelsur]

Another couple of videos to bump this thread, and because I am bored

Another middle class Venezuelan girl, talking with the nice and educated accent of the Venezuelan middle/upper class from the northern Central Region (Caracas, Maracay, Valencia):

[Costas]

Another couple of videos to bump this thread, and because I am bored

Another middle class Venezuelan girl, talking with the nice and educated accent of the Venezuelan middle/upper class from the northern Central Region (Caracas, Maracay, Valencia):

Enough with the middle-upper class one from Northern Central Venezuela, you've uploaded like 10 of those, we want to see working-class ones

[alnortedelsur]

Enough with the middle-upper class one from Northern Central Venezuela, you've uploaded like 10 of those, we want to see working-class ones

I know. I just wanted to bump the thread

[Costas]

I know. I just wanted to bump the thread

Why not with a working-class one

[alnortedelsur]

Oriental accent, as spoken by the lower class from Margarita Island (Nueva Esparta state), Venezuela: