Spanish by Accent

Find real Spanish videos from real people. Sorted by accent and region.

Andean Spanish (Español andino)

Spanish from the Andes

Real Andean Spanish from Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, and the mountains of Colombia. Quechua and Aymara, two other languages, shape some of its words and sound.

Caribbean Spanish (Español caribeño)

Fast, warm, and light on the sounds

Real Caribbean Spanish from Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, and nearby places. This kind of Spanish is known for being fast and for dropping some sounds.

Central American Spanish (Español centroamericano)

How people really talk in Central American Spanish (Español centroamericano)

Real short videos of people who speak Central American Spanish (Español centroamericano). Hear how Spanish sounds here.

Chilean Spanish (Español chileno)

A fast Spanish all its own

Real Chilean Spanish: fast, friendly, and full of words you will not find in any Spanish book.

Colombian Spanish (Español colombiano)

Often called the clearest kind of Spanish

Real Colombian Spanish from Bogotá, Medellín, the coast, Cali, and more. People often tell students to start here, but there is more than one way to speak it.

Latin American Spanish, neutral (Español neutro latinoamericano)

How people really talk in Latin American Spanish, neutral (Español neutro latinoamericano)

Real short videos of people who speak Latin American Spanish, neutral (Español neutro latinoamericano). Hear how Spanish sounds here.

Mexican Spanish (Español mexicano)

One of the most common kinds of Spanish

Real Mexican Spanish from Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey, and more. You hear it a lot in movies, videos, and daily Spanish.

Rioplatense Spanish (Español Rioplatense)

The Spanish of Buenos Aires and Montevideo

Real Spanish from Argentina and Uruguay, called Rioplatense. It is known for voseo and a sound you cannot miss.

Spanish from Spain (Español de España)

Spanish as people speak it in Spain

Real Spanish from Madrid, Andalucía, and other parts of Spain. It has its own sound, words, and way of putting sentences together.

Venezuelan Spanish (Español de Venezuela)

Spanish from Venezuela, with a Caribbean sound

Real Venezuelan Spanish: fast talk with a Caribbean sound. People drop some sounds and use a special beat.