When parents start looking for ways to teach their kids Spanish, they often discover something surprising: there isn’t just one kind of Spanish.
Between Europe and Latin America, Spanish has many accents, slang words, and small grammatical differences. That’s exciting but also confusing.
If your child is learning Spanish, should they learn the version spoken in Spain or the one heard across Latin America?
The short answer: both are beautiful and mutually understandable. But depending on where you live, travel, or imagine your child’s future, one may make more sense.
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