Muy bien
Another good test. I scored 14/14. I skipped one because I was not familiar with what they were referring to. In my experience these mispronunciations are very Dominican specific. There is only one in the group that is universal meaning misprounced by speakers in the Spanish-speaking world in general which is haiga. I have heard it misprounced by a range of speakers. One can't pinpoint one country but in my experience it's those with limited education and those who live in rural areas who tend to say haiga instead of haya.
The article comments on the various discussions about where the best Spanish is spoken. In my opinion, in Latin America Spanish spoken in South America is better specifically in the Northern Andean countries. As well, you will hear good Spanish in Uruguay. Other than the phonetic variation and voseo usage, the Spanish is right on. Peru always gets a thumbs up.
-MP.
Another good test. I scored 14/14. I skipped one because I was not familiar with what they were referring to. In my experience these mispronunciations are very Dominican specific. There is only one in the group that is universal meaning misprounced by speakers in the Spanish-speaking world in general which is haiga. I have heard it misprounced by a range of speakers. One can't pinpoint one country but in my experience it's those with limited education and those who live in rural areas who tend to say haiga instead of haya.
The article comments on the various discussions about where the best Spanish is spoken. In my opinion, in Latin America Spanish spoken in South America is better specifically in the Northern Andean countries. As well, you will hear good Spanish in Uruguay. Other than the phonetic variation and voseo usage, the Spanish is right on. Peru always gets a thumbs up.
-MP.
