Spanish in Latin America and Spanish in Spain – learn it all
Which is better to learn? Or are they the same, I have a Michel Thomas' Spanish book I think its in Castellano/Castilian. And Rosetta Stone's Latin American Español.
Castilian or español?
I don't know if they're the same
Or Can Castilian speakers be understood if they're speaking to Español speakers and vice versa?
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The differences lie in the pronunciations of certain letters (c, z, final s, y, ll) and some vocabulary. Some Latin American countries use a phenomenon called "voseo," which is vos in the second-person singular. Castellano uses the second-person plural "vosotros" in place of "Ustedes."
You can understand someone speaking the opposite dialect just as an American English speaker can understand a British, Irish, Indian, South African or Australian English speaker.
Which is better all depends on your needs to learn the language, though. If you are going to be moving to Spain, definitely castellano but if you are going to be spending time in the "New World" then Latin American Spanish would be better.
They’re both the exact same thing. It’s just that some Spanish-speaking countries refer to Spanish as Castilian (castellano)
They are both the same language, though Castilian Spanish generally refers to Spanish from Spain, as opposed to Latin America. The only difference is the accent, and some local slang or words. It’s the same thing as having American English and British English, two names, one language
C. All Of The Above.
castillian and spanish is the same sheet diferent accent.( the guy who only speak spanish are a bunch of snubbers)
spain is the one with perfect spanish ( no true ,They are the worse. ..200 dialectes less spanish)
latin america (country A,is better than country B and country B is better than Spain) liars.
there is a better spanish now days.and I think is in New York..it is neutral in accent (mix from all the spanish speakers countries ) do I sound ridiculous? not quite ,believe me Not quite.