Canario
The Spanish of the Canary Islands. Linguistically a bridge between Andalusian and Caribbean varieties, with shared seseo and weakened final consonants.
- Spoken in
- Approximate centre
- 28.13°, -15.43°
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Canarian Spanish vs Chilean Spanish
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The Spanish of Chile. Known for rapid speech, heavy aspiration of /s/, distinct second-person verb forms, and a rich slang lexicon.
- Spoken in
- Approximate centre
- -33.45°, -70.65°
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DialectCanarian SpanishThe Spanish of the Canary Islands. Linguistically a bridge between Andalusian and Caribbean varieties, with shared seseo and weakened final consonants.DialectChilean SpanishThe Spanish of Chile. Known for rapid speech, heavy aspiration of /s/, distinct second-person verb forms, and a rich slang lexicon.CompareAndalusian Spanish vs Canarian SpanishAtlasExplore the atlasRead the full picture of Spanish and the dialects within it.