1. Your country 2. Do you like Colombian accent? https://yo

>>77577891
>Santandereano accent (but also sounds mixed with venezolano costeño)
Yuck

No, fuck you, güey. I only like coffee-growing-axis accent, and can tolerate both "rolo" and "paisa" accents. The rest are horrible to varied degrees.

>>77577891
which one, the one in the video?
i prefer this one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOTpOLolxFU

1. USA, currently in a village in the middle of Africa, though.

2. Yes, absolutely.

Spent about a month in Colombia back in 2015 and have been dying to go back ever since.

Going to take a four-month-long intensive Spanish course in Bogota or Mexico City over the summer. I'd love to do it in Bogota, but I really want to take my motorcycle down, so I dunno.

>>77578228
Sounds like really pronounced paisa accent.

>>77578638
She also sounds like a lazy cunt (like she speaks affected by a profound laziness)

I thought Colombian Spanish was neutral??

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6aZcQaeLI4&feature=youtu.be&t=109

File: 1501011205749.png (2MB, 1040x1369px) Image search: [Google]

2MB, 1040x1369px

>>77577891
>2. Do you like Colombian accent?
no

>>77577891
no

>>77577891
All spanish sounds the same for me, except chilean which is outrageous, and argentina/urugauy which has those very annoying SH sounds all the time

>>77579116
That's just bullshit.
Everyone has an accent. They are noticeable and some of the people interviewed admit they have a characteristic pronunciation.

But if I'm not mistaken, neutrality in terms of accent refers to an accent which is difficult to associate with a specific place or something.

>>77577891
>Colombian accent
There are like 10+ different varieties. In gheneral, yes, I like it and the venezuelan accents too.. The ecuadorian sounds very similar to central mexican accent for some reason. Northern mexican accent sounds like ours, which is strange

>¡Aquí no me masturbo!
I-I beg your pardon?

Fuck Colombian People!

>>77581751
>The ecuadorian sounds very similar to central mexican accent for some reason
Which one? The Quito accent perhaps? It's most definetly that. I watched an interview of a mexican writer from Jalisco and he sounded like a quiteño sometimes. Another time i met two mexican girls in the US and at first i thought they were ecuadorian.

>>77582225
why?

>>77577891
No. It sounds lazily pronounced and like you were stoned. Caribbean accents in general are pretty disgusting, Puerto Rican being the worst of all.

>>77582517
> Colombian
> Caribbean
only like 20% of the people speak with that accent though

>>77582316
>Another time i met two mexican girls in the US and at first i thought they were ecuadorian
I had a similar experience in Bsas. I wat aat the hostel and overheard 2 girls speaking. I approached and asked them which part from colombia they were from. They were in fact costa rican

Colombia seems cool

>>77578228
sounds like italian

>>77583040
They think it's as easy to stereotype our way of speaking as it is to stereotype theirs.

>>77579468

Argentina Spanish often has those sounds where in Portuguese you have similar sounds.

Argentina shuvia (or suvia with the s being like the English s of Mesure), portuguese chuvia, shegar, Portuguese chegar.

>>77577891
Yes, but that girl is annoying.

>>77583710
I've always wondered the same. Where does the SH sound in argentinian spanish come from? Galicians or a specific region in italy? or maybe the native tribes?

>>77578228
good taste

>>77584993

I think for some phonetic rule, the change makes sense, as in, it is to be expected.

In portuguese, mujer is mulher, pronounced like la doble l (ll) of Spanish (with the correct pronounciation, not the same as Y)

IIRC In medieval Spanish, that became mujer, with the J pronounced like the J of French or English, like John (which is how generally Argentines older than 30 pronounce Y and LL, the younger ones pronounce it like SH instead) later the J got its current pronounciation.

>>77583180
wut?
which region

>>77584993
>>77587820


In Asturian/Leonés, old people are who native speaker often pronounce double ll similar to ch or sh.

listen to que fais cuando te llevantas at 5:25
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOqPbGMMobE

I dont say it is because of that, but it proves it isnt a weird innovation

No me gustan latinos, todos monitos.

>>77588053
el haitiANO

File: IMG_7344.jpg (94KB, 516x891px) Image search: [Google]

94KB, 516x891px

I love all accents but never had any attraction towards Ecuador, chile, any of the guays, or Guam I feel like french people are white Mexicans speaking English.