What is the difference between Cuban and Spanish?

The main difference in Cuban Spanish is the pronunciation. The weak pronunciation of consonants is an important characteristic of Cuban Spanish. The loss of /s/ is important in Cuban Spanish pronunciation because this can occur in the middle of a word as well, e.g., mosca (fly) could be pronounced “mo(h)ca”.

Do Cubans and Colombians speak the same language?

Most of the times, yes, of course, we speak the same language and the differences are not bigger than the ones that exist between the different “Englishes”.

What is the difference between Mexican and Colombian Spanish and Chinese?

The difference between Mexican and Colombian Spanish is much less than the difference between the Mandarin Chinese in Sichuan province (southwest China) and that in Liaoning province (northeast China), which in most cases are not really mutually intelligible. Hell, Japanese and Chinese don’t even belong to the same language family.

Is Cuban Spanish closer to Spanish or Mexican Spanish?

It depends, in terms of the castillian lisp or the use of vosotros, Cuban spanish is closer to Mexican Spanish, because Cuban spanish doesn’t use vosotros nor does it have the castillian lisp, which is the case with Mexican Spanish. However, there are many words in Cuban Spanish that are used similarly to that of Spain-Spanish.

What is the difference between Hispanic and Mexican?

Hispanic Vs Latino Vs Mexican Mexicans are people who are either born in Mexico or come from a Mexican origin. They speak Spanish and their country is geographically located in Latin America. By definition, a Mexican is both a Hispanic and a Latino.

Which variant of Spanish sounds closer to Cuban Spanish?

But even within Cuba, there are two distinctive accents (Western and Eastern), which differ in pace, intonation and vowel clarity. In short, if I were to choose a variant of Spanish that sounds closer to Cuban Spanish, that would be Puerto Rican.