i'm doing a project on famous people in mexico if anyone knows a website i can use that would be great!!!! and when i say famous people i mean singer actor actress clothing designer or like ...
We would like to visit Cancun, Mexico this coming July with our 1 year old and would like to know if it is safe. We would be staying at a resort but the ride to the Hotel does not include a car ...
I need health care , I was told is free in Mexico,and my son want to be a doctor, and i would not be able to aford it here , however , i'm told is cheaper in Mexico, furthermore, I drive a ...
I'm traveling to Mexico on company business, I understand there are some things there that are very expensive, such as imported electronics. Do you think I could buy a couple iPods or a Wii or ...
Friends and I are getting ready to take a trip to mexico but we were told that the locals are becoming violent agianst tourist and mugging them for their money and passports. I'm worried about ...
Spanish is regional just like in the US. Someone from GA has different sayings and pronunciations that someone from MA ! All is basic Spanish.
Nita
I would say that the dialects are different. The Spanish that I learned in school, is not the same as Spanish on the street.
~Echeagaraygirl~~
yes it is In mexico there is alot of Slang words for things
flippo_id
Of course, by example there are words in El Salvador which have a completely different meaning in Mexico: "Seco" means skinny in el Salvador while it means "moody" in Mexico. Nevertheless latins understand each other with no problem.
marlene512
no. but some have different accents than others and some have different type of vocabulary.
eternal_Self
NO. It has the same language structure and vocabulary. Except that they might have incorporated some English or slang words.
Just want to know
yes, its diffrent. I went to Mexico for a month and hardley new any of the words they use. I speak spanglish, but I had a great time! thats all that matters
woht
Pronunciaton is very different. Some Mexican Americans speak "Spanglish", which is a mix of Spanish and English, this is only spoken close to the border. Mexico is a huge country, people speaks diferent in Mexico City than in Guadalajara than in Chiapas than in Tijuana.
Andrew T
No although they do have slight slang and pronunciation variations.
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