Spanish Dialects of Latin America, do you agree with this map ?

[Thetruth]

Do you agree with this map listing the different varieties of Spanish accents throughout Latin America into different categories/dialects or would you put some in different categories or create a whole new category for specific accents

I feel like the ”estadunidense del oriente” belongs in the Caribbean category since it’s strongly Dominican and Puerto Rican influenced and the ”Boliviano de la Sierra” belongs in the Cono Sur due to its strong Guarani influence like the Paraguayan one might I add

[Marinus]

Looks good to me, I liked the Portuñol overlap in Mato Grosso, Paraná and Rio Grande do Sul. I don't know how much of it is spoken on the more northwestern states.

[Rocinante]

Soy yo, o han puesto que en Venezuela los valencianos y caraqueños hablan igual que los tachirense y merideños?

[Annie999]

The "Rioplatense Spanish" looks right. Don't know about the rest.

I found a video of a girl explaining words and expressions of Uruguayan rioplatense dialect.

[Adamastor]

In the future (due to the invaders) Spanish dialects will be predominant also in North America. Only us Brazilians and the Canadians (who will be speaking a creole of English, Punjabi and Chinese then) will avoid Hispanicization.

[Rocinante]

The "Rioplatense Spanish" looks right. Don't know about the rest.

I found a video of a girl explaining words and expressions of Uruguayan language.

Ya lo he comentado anteriormente, nada como tener una conversacion con una mujer con acento rioplatense o andaluz. Lo digo con respeto.

[Rocinante]

In the future (due to the invaders) Spanish dialects will be predominant also in North America. Only us Brazilians and the Canadians (who will be speaking a creole of English, Punjabi and Chinese then) will avoid Hispanicization.

Mate are you fully venetian? A lot of venetian-brazilians.

[Adamastor]

Mate are you fully venetian? A lot of venetian-brazilians.

No, more like 60% Venetian. The rest is Portuguese, South Italian and German, but I'm still trying to figure out some puzzles.

[Rocinante]

No, more like 60% Venetian. The rest is Portuguese, South Italian and German, but I'm still trying to figure out some puzzles.

Interesting mate, do you have gedmatch? It always help if you are looking for puzzles, also the last update of LivingDNA.

[Adamastor]

Interesting mate, do you have gedmatch? It always help if you are looking for puzzles, also the last update of LivingDNA.

Yeah, I did multiple DNA tests actually. 23andme, FTDNA, MyHeritage and I did uploads to LivingDNA (I can't see the exact ethnicity breakdown), GEDmatch, dna.land, Gencove, yourDNAportal.

I don't trust GEDmatch to model ancestry tbh. They give you your closest populations based on their references, not your exact ancestry. I trust 23andme the most and I'll try AncestryDNA soon.