what`s the difference of accent between Spain and Mexico?

Hi! the main differences in spoken Spanish are in letters S, Z, C, which in Mexico generally all them have an unique sound like the S in "sad" which is called SESEO, but in Spain they have some different sounds for that letters. Also the letter J in Spain has a harder emphazise than J in Mexico.

And I think people in Spain talk faster than Latinos. As Sanz said earlier, Z and C are pronunced similar to "th" in English (as in "think"). Surely there would be some accent variations both among Spainiards and Latin Americans. But I am not an expert on that!

I heard that part of the reason for the uniqueness of the Spanish accent was the lisp of a Spanish prince which was eventually copied by the majority of his fellow Spaniards. The way it was told to me was that this prince lived after the Spanish had already established their empire in the Americas, and thus these accentuations were not adopted by Spanish-speakers in the New World.

Can any

YoungCalifornianI heard that part of the reason for the uniqueness of the Spanish accent was the lisp of a Spanish prince which was eventually copied by the majority of his fellow Spaniards. The way it was told to me was that this prince lived after the Spanish had already established their empire in the Americas, and thus these accentuations were not adopted by Spanish-s

I just realized about another difference: In Mexico we commonly use simple past instead present perfect used in Spain, example:

Mexico: Ayer te llamé por teléfono.

Spain: Que ayer te he llama'o por teléfono.

By the way, the word que is frequently used.

hi im 11 and i want to know more about the differents of mexico and spain

Ok. the difference between mexico and spain are:

- Spain is in Europe (where france, italy, UK, etc are)
- Mexico is in North America along with the USA and Canada
- Mexicans speak differently than the Spanish
- Spain ha sit's own culture
- Mexico has it's own culture

There are tons more differences, but these are the main ones. I am from Spain, and

It is easy to over emphasise the differences between "standard" Peninsular Spanish and any variety of Latin American Spanish. The similarities outweigh the differences by about 1000 to 1. I would not even classify them as dialects of the same language, but rather as varieties. The degree of homogeneity is remarkable. You will in fact hear more dialects of Spanish if you travel from Asturias to An

How can you say that latin america is not similar to spain. Where do you think the latin american countries got their religion, language, culture, food, music and their racial/ethnic makeup of the people; from spain. And most of the people of latin america are of spanish ancestry and something else. The only reason there are slums and barrios is because the people of latin america who are mestizos