I managed to get 3 from 10! I got Mexico, Colombia and Venezuela, I got Puerto Rico and Cuba the wrong way around as I wasn’t listening so much to the context and looming for more characteristics!! Maybe stick ‘girlfriend’ in the title to cheat the UA-cam algorithm, works a treat in the UK!
This was fun! Thanks for sharing. Where or how did you find all the audio clips? Was it just UA-cam, or is there some cool website with many or long clips like this with different accents categorised? It seems like a pretty nifty way to practice.
Los acentos más fáciles de reconocer del español latinoamericano son el mexicano, el colombiano de Los Andes, el porteño (argentino o uruguayo, es igual) y el chileno. De hecho, si uno va a las calles de Chile uno termina preguntándose qué idioma están hablando.
Where is the Peruvian one from? Because my tias don't sound like that when they speak. I have family from Peru Bolivia and Argentina and I grew up in a predominantly Mexican area. That didn't sound Peruvian to me I agree with the Venezuelan it sounded very like heavily like Spain influenced which you don't find in Peruvian Spanish.
@@BasilBerryQueer interesting since Spanish people are from neither and Indigenous people encompass every section of the Americas wether you like it our not. The accent portrayed here wasn't a Peruvian speaking Spanish it was a conquistador descendant speaking Spanish. Indigenous people have a higher population. So it should've been them representing their actual homeland. Mesoamérica and South America, Central America, and North America.... All indigenous land indigenous people are from all four. Non indigenous people aren't. Sorry to break it to you but white people aren't native to south America at all or any part of the Americas.
@Lopez NuriaH i mean considering half my mom's family is from Peru I would know lmao... Like they don't fuckin speak English and they don't sound like your "standard" either.
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The first one was definitely a Peruvian from Venezuela 😂
Hahahahahah!
I managed to get 3 from 10! I got Mexico, Colombia and Venezuela, I got Puerto Rico and Cuba the wrong way around as I wasn’t listening so much to the context and looming for more characteristics!!
Maybe stick ‘girlfriend’ in the title to cheat the UA-cam algorithm, works a treat in the UK!
poor girl she is a hostage I swear
A hostage of my charm!
Tell us who is better looking Karri or I
That first accent sounded pretty caribeño I didn't think it was Peru either. The boricua and the peruana I actually thought might have been chilapas.
Right! I was very confused! Which ones were easier for you
@@ConvoSpeak Mexico was the easiest I got all the ones you guessed except for Uruguay.
@@rasapplepipe I guessed Argentina for Uruguay D:
This was fun! Thanks for sharing. Where or how did you find all the audio clips? Was it just UA-cam, or is there some cool website with many or long clips like this with different accents categorised? It seems like a pretty nifty way to practice.
I guessed Venezuela on the first too, I heard the dropped S-s but a lack of y/Ll - SH and assumed venezolano
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It’s difficult to distinguish between different Caribbean accents.
Indeed. It is hard for me
@@ConvoSpeak for me too. But, of course. I recognize the Venezuelan accent because it’s my accent.
Los acentos más fáciles de reconocer del español latinoamericano son el mexicano, el colombiano de Los Andes, el porteño (argentino o uruguayo, es igual) y el chileno. De hecho, si uno va a las calles de Chile uno termina preguntándose qué idioma están hablando.
The only one I got correct was Venezuela. Thanks for the video!
It’s impossible to distinguish between Uruguayan and Porteño accents.
They do have some different expressions but very minimal
Yea that was Natalia Oreiro in Susana Gimenez show. She is Uruguayan, but built her acting and singing career in Argentina.
Mi tía de Argentina tiene un acento diferente que Uruguay
My I guess was 1. Venezuela, 2. Canary Islands, 3. Argentina, 4. Cuba, 5. Argentina, 6. Dominican, 7. Mexican, 8. Columbian, 9. Argentina, 10. Chile
I got Mexico, Argentina, Ecuador, Colombia, and Venezuela
Cute couple
Where is the Peruvian one from? Because my tias don't sound like that when they speak. I have family from Peru Bolivia and Argentina and I grew up in a predominantly Mexican area. That didn't sound Peruvian to me I agree with the Venezuelan it sounded very like heavily like Spain influenced which you don't find in Peruvian Spanish.
I got all of them right
😎
peru was hard and i’m from peru
First
Nice
What a lazy girl ! Pero quiera Guerra
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The first one was so obviously Peru because it's like a beautiful mix of different Latin American accents
How it sounded like Spanish influence more close to Venezuela... Maybe white Peruvians talk like that bc my Mayan family doesn't
@@alexandrahenderson4368 Maybe that's because the Mayas are from Mesoamerica and not South America (Abya Yala)
@@BasilBerryQueer interesting since Spanish people are from neither and Indigenous people encompass every section of the Americas wether you like it our not.
The accent portrayed here wasn't a Peruvian speaking Spanish it was a conquistador descendant speaking Spanish. Indigenous people have a higher population. So it should've been them representing their actual homeland.
Mesoamérica and South America, Central America, and North America.... All indigenous land indigenous people are from all four. Non indigenous people aren't. Sorry to break it to you but white people aren't native to south America at all or any part of the Americas.
@Lopez NuriaH i mean considering half my mom's family is from Peru I would know lmao... Like they don't fuckin speak English and they don't sound like your "standard" either.
@Lopez NuriaH you literally just proved you know nothing about Peru because it has multiple accents.