Actually It doesn’t mind at all, because the difference is neglactable for beginners. For me It sounds more like mexicano than argentinian although they accept the ‘vos’ form. )September 18, 2016Andrs943079It’s latin american Spanish. The flag issue has been beaten to death, for years. People tossing around “truths” about Duo’s Spanish that they don’t fully understand, like the discussion you cite, leads to a great deal of confusion.

The catalan course has some castillian understandably, but it’s accepted ustedes.September 17, 2016rsprengYou are learning a version of Spanish that cane be understood in any Spanish seaking country in the world, just a I can travel to Canada or the UK, or even Alabama, and my Minnesota Engllish will work just fine. The lessons expose us to them, but do not require us to reproduce them.September 18, 2016Elizabeth261736Don’t go by the flag. Vos replacing tú (voseo) is a feature found in southern parts of South America (like Argentina), not Spain.September 17, 2016b05aplmun.ca1564The vosotros forms are covered passively. The European Spanish vosotros forms are covered in the grammar part and European forms are accepted in answers though. And I remember a discussion topic that in Spain tú is not being used but they are using vos and they use vosotros for ustedes… And since Duolingo is not teaching vos/vosotros are we learning the spanish spoken in Mexico?Ħ CommentsMandirasMore or less standard Latin American Spanish (which is Mexican Spanish stripped of some regionalisms). It has Brazil Flag extc.įor Spanish, Spanish flag is being used unless there is Mayan Pyramids in the picture. You know the Portuguese lessons are for Brasilian Portuguese. And I remember a discussion topic that in Spain tú is not being used but they are using vos and they use vosotros for ustedes… And since Duolingo is not teaching vos/vosotros are we learning the spanish spoken in Mexico?September 17, 2016 The Spanish lessons of Duolingo, is it Mexican or Castilian?HomesickTouristYou know the Portuguese lessons are for Brasilian Portuguese.

And I remember a discussion topic that in Spain tú is not being used but they are using vos and they use vosotros for ustedes… And since ForumLanguage is not teaching vos/vosotros are we learning the spanish spoken in Mexico?įorum>Topic: Spanish>The Spanish lessons of Duolin… For Spanish, Spanish flag is being used unless there is Mayan Pyramids in the picture.

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