>vosotros

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>El Shillvador

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>>77016794
> ¿ ¡

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>>77016794
>NO
pero por qué?

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>tú

>>77016907
>un asqueroso sudaca voseando cerca de mi

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>wey

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>>77016794
>vos sos

Is it hard for Spanish people to understand new world Spanish?

>>77016794
>vos
>usted

good thing sudacas know how to tread their white european overlords

>>77020140
probably as much as it is for you to understand brits

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>>77020140
Imagine if you guys as well as Canadians pronounced both 'thick' and 'sick' as the latter, this phoneme-change applying to every other 'th' sound, whereas Britons kept the original pronunciation. That's the ear-grindingness level of Latin American Spanish.

>>77020140
Depends on how much slang they're using.

vale

>esta chido wey
>rola
>que onda

>>77020206
Vos is actually very informal in Latin American, superfamicon.