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i speak spanish but somehow its still different from mexican. i dont speak much but i understand well. lol, if you get the drift.
i met a guy and he says hes like dominican, i dont wanna embarass myself by assuming. anyway please dont get mad at me, i just wanna know.
Gracias por tu ayuda.
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The Dominican Republic speaks Spanish, but a different dialect from the ones in Mexico.
There is a Caribbean island called Dominica, but I have no idea what they speak. Ask the guy to be more specific.
yes they both speak Spanish but with a different accent
yes !!! dominicans and mexicans both speak spanish !!
They both speak Spanish, but with the idioms, slang, the Caribbean trait of not finishing words & the distinct Mexican accent, I understand your dilemma. Buena suerte.
Yes, Dominicans and Mexicans speak the same language, Spanish. By definition, speakers of two dialects of the same language can understand and speak to each other. Since you can understand and speak to Mexican people, you are speaking the same Spanish.
You have identified that Dominican Spanish and Mexican Spanish are two different dialects of Spanish. Often when Spanish is taught in school in the U.S., the teachers gloss over the differences between the dialects, for a few possible reasons. Dominican Spanish and Mexican Spanish will naturally have some differences, just like there are differences between American English and British English, for example.
They speak English in the Commonwealth of Dominica and Caribbean Spanish in Dominican Republic
Uhm yes they do both speak spanish,but i wouldn’t consider it as the same thing.to be real with u…it isn’t at all the same!!As spanish being my first language,if u hear a dominican talk and then a mexican..it is just notttt…lmao