The Spanish of Chile. Known for rapid speech, heavy aspiration of /s/, distinct second-person verb forms, and a rich slang lexicon.
- Spoken in
- Approximate centre
- -33.45°, -70.65°
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Chilean Spanish vs Colombian Spanish
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Bogotano
The Spanish of Colombia, internally varied by region. The Andean Bogotá variety is widely cited for its conservative phonology and is often described as one of the clearest spoken varieties in the Americas.
- Spoken in
- Approximate centre
- 4.71°, -74.07°
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DialectChilean SpanishThe Spanish of Chile. Known for rapid speech, heavy aspiration of /s/, distinct second-person verb forms, and a rich slang lexicon.DialectColombian SpanishThe Spanish of Colombia, internally varied by region. The Andean Bogotá variety is widely cited for its conservative phonology and is often described as one of the clearest spoken varieties in the Americas.CompareAndalusian Spanish vs Chilean SpanishAtlasExplore the atlasRead the full picture of Spanish and the dialects within it.