> Irvin Gomez wrote:
> > There are not "many versions of Spanish" anywhere. Just like the are
> not "many eversions of English".
> >
> > This is a myth.
>
> so explain.
It's quite simple, actually:
Just like English, Spanish has it own slang ("nuts" for testicles), regional
expressions ("bloke"/"guy" in England/USA), local words ("jambalaya" in New
Orleans), etc. That doesn't, however, prevent any native Spanish speaker from
communicating without any problems whatsoever with another native Spanish
speaker in the world.
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