Mexico has the best Spanish accent and most understood,

[Heather Duval]

From what I understand you don't even know how to speak Spanish, since your Portuguese is already pretty bad, let alone say who has the hardest accent. Chilean, Cuban and Puerto Rican accents are a lot harder to understand.

This is not my opinion, it is the opinion of the Latin speakers of the Spanish language.
https://br.answers.yahoo.com/questio...3150922AAkuiey
And if the Colombian accent was neutral, they would use it in the movies instead of putting Mexican voice actors in the whole Latin America.
I understand Mexicans, but I do not know how to speak Spanish fluently.
My portugues is not bad, I took more than 800 points in the redação of ENEM and to get a good note in the newsroom the Brazilian government requires a good portugues.
I've never had a problem with Brazilians, I think you arent retarded enough to know that even our pronouns are different from yours.
My Portuguese is not anything different than the Brazilian Portuguese found in any Brazilian forums.
Exemple: http://www.bcharts.net/index.php?/to...s-da-web-diva/

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

I don't know if the Colombian accent sounds annoying or not but they speak kinda slow and clear, a little bit like Peruvians. So it is not really that hard to understand it, it is what I mean.

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

This is not my opinion, it is the opinion of the Latin speakers of the Spanish language.
https://br.answers.yahoo.com/questio...3150922AAkuiey
And if the Colombian accent was neutral, they would use it in the movies instead of putting Mexican voice actors in the whole Latin America.
I understand Mexicans, but I do not know how to speak Spanish fluently.
My portugues is not bad, I took more than 800 points in the redação of ENEM and to get a good note in the newsroom the Brazilian government requires a good portugues.
I've never had a problem with Brazilians, I think you arent retarded enough to know that even our pronouns are different from yours.
My Portuguese is not anything different than the Brazilian Portuguese found in any Brazilian forums.
Exemple: http://www.bcharts.net/index.php?/to...s-da-web-diva/

After Mexico, most movies dubbed in Latin America are with a neutral Colombian accent. This is well known...it has nothing to do with who has the best accent, it is rather the nations who held the most influence. Mexico is the biggest Castilian speaking nation in the world and it borders the U.S. so obviously most American crap is dubbed with a Mexican accent.

[Heather Duval]

I care since he is defending my accent, the original of all

I love Mexicans and I love many of their strange words and sentences (no mames buey, oralé, carnal, pinche pendejo and such) but their accent is far of being the best.


Colombian accent is the most pathetic and annoying of all the accents in Spanish. I can not hate it more.



Agree. Happens the same here in Spain with the Andalusian accent. Sometimes it is very hard to understand for non-Andalusians and I ask myself seriously how they understand themselves...

American or European films in Latin America are voice-over by Mexicans, because the accent is the most neutral. Argentines pronounce "yo" and "ll' in such a ridiculous way.

[zhaoyun]

Well, they don't speak with a lisp unlike the Spaniards so that makes it clearer to understand.

[Bet012]

Yes god bless our Spanish accent it does sounds very neutral compare to other Spanish speaking world accent even some Spaniards friends of mine have agreed to me the worst is the Chilean like for real wtf it sounds like they speaking with their mouth full of food jajaja

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

Well, they don't speak with a lisp unlike the Spaniards so that makes it clearer to understand.

It is always subjective and it depends on which accent you were brought up or learned the language. Due to our proximity, European Castilian is the easiest accent to me and I am also more familiar with their slurs\slangs and expressions.

[Heather Duval]

After Mexico, most movies dubbed in Latin America are with a neutral Colombian accent. This is well known...it has nothing to do with who has the best accent, it is rather the nations who held the most influence. Mexico is the biggest Castilian speaking nation in the world and it borders the U.S. so obviously most American crap is dubbed with a Mexican accent.

No one would put Argentinian accents in the movies, even because not even Argentines would understand each other. Brazilian films are dubbed by people of São Paulo, because they have a neutral accent like the Mexicans.

[zhaoyun]

It is always subjective and it depends on which accent you were brought up or learned the language. Due to our proximity, European Castilian is the easiest accent to me and I am also more familiar with their slurs\slangs and expressions.

Yeah well you are from the region so of course. I'm talking from the perspective of a non-Spanish speaking foreigner.

[Heather Duval]

Yes god bless our Spanish accent it does sounds very neutral compare to other Spanish speaking world accent even some Spaniards friends of mine have agreed to me the worst is the Chilean like for real wtf it sounds like they speaking with their mouth full of food jajaja

I have Harry potter dvd box and when I put in Spanish I only heard Mexican accent.