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[leppardkiss1]

@maple0leaf Algunas desemejanzas gramaticales de ambos españoles: Voseo o uso de ‘vos’ en lugar de ‘tú’ y de ‘ti’, perfecto simple por preterito perfecto 'lo vi por lo he visto', el uso frecuente del hiperbaton '¿que tu quieres?' por '¿que quieres tu?', el uso abundante de diminutivos y aumentativos, en el campo semántico disparidad al canto 'ponerse bravo' 'enfadarse'.

Hay mucha diversidad entre el español y el español de america: morfologia, sintaxis, fonologia y semantica, ambos me gustan.

[leppardkiss1]

Algunas desemejanzas gramaticales de ambos españoles': Voseo o uso de ‘vos’ en vez de ‘tú’ y de ‘ti’, perfecto simple por preterito perfecto 'lo vi por lo he visto', el uso frecuente del hiperbaton '¿que tu quieres?' por '¿que quieres tu?', el uso abundante de diminutivos y aumentativos, en el campo semantico hay mucha disparidad ''ponerse bravo'' ''enfadarse''etc.

Hay infinidad de diferencias entre el español y el español de América: morfologia, sintaxis, fonologia y semántica, ambos me gustan.

[maple0leaf]

@leppardkiss1 About compatibility of languages... what an stupid thing, es el mismo idioma, con diferencias minimas!

[leppardkiss1]

@maple0leaf Is better learning spanish of everyplace, i think the english of south america is more compatible with the english from usa, for the other hand i think english language from United kingdom is more archaic and would be the equivalent of the spanish from spain, very antiquated, Words and phrases that were used regularly in a language, but are now less.... very boring.

We are living in the 21 century, not in the Don quixote and sancho panza era... hihihi in joking peace.

e.e

[mauronaranjo]

Pestañina is used in Colombia. I dont know the other latinamerican countries how they say, but, i think she is colombian.

[maple0leaf]

In Spain we say colorete, rubor is sout american spanish.

We also say máscara de pestañas or even rimmel, we NEVER say pestañina (pestañina is ONLY used in south america).

Better learn spanish from spain.

[oonaghoo1]

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[eugelu11]

depende del pais, en argetina decimos rimel y rubor

[makyromero]

Daaaaahhhhh!!!!!!!!

osea OBVIO que la palabra pestañina existe, por lo menos en Colombia siempre le decimos así, y en varios paises también. Así como en otros paises le dicen máscara o rimel.

[lilyluv89]

mascara de ojos es rimel

wtf is the other thing u said

that dosent exist