The Differences in Spanish Across the World

In many of these countries where Spanish is spoken, the language is the same, but great differences exist in the day-to-day use of the language. In some places, the dialects vary vastly from each other to the border of being mutually unintelligible. These differences not only occur between European Spanish and America but also between the different Hispanic American countries. And they are especially noticeable in phonetics – for example, in the pronunciation of letter c, in intonation which produces various accents, and vocabulary.