How different are the Spanish spoken in all Hispanic countries? Are they mutually intelligible?
How mutually intelligible is the Spanish spoken in Spain with that spoken in Mexico, Chile, Argentina, Colombia, etc.?
In what country do people speak the best Spanish? How does Spanish sound to a native English speaker? What are some examples of Spanish dialects? Which country speaks the best variety of the Spanish language? What Carribean nations and territories speak Spanish? Can most young people in Spain communicate in English fluently? What is the most useful Spanish dialect for someone living in America to learn? How much Spanish is still spoken in the Philippines? Do people from Brazil speak Spanish? What are some interesting facts about the Spanish language? Is it true that Spanish people don't say "Te amo" like in Latin America? How is Mexico spelled in Spanish? How did the Arab occupation of Spain influence the Spanish language? How do you say "Spanish" in Spanish? Do you hear Spanish spoken every day in the US? Why is Costa Rica a Spanish talking country? What are the differences between Mexican Spanish and Spanish from Spain? What are some interesting things about the Spanish language? What makes Spanish an interesting language to learn, from a purely linguistic point of view? What is a good idiomatic / colloquial way to say my Spanish is not as good as used to be? What are the biggest Spanish speaking countries? What are the most common language mistakes that non-native Spanish speakers make when they travel to a Spanish speaking country? What is the Spanish word for countries? What is the common opinion about Spain and Spaniards in other countries? What are the different languages spoken in Brazil? What does Peruvian accent sound like? How do I speak Colombian Spanish? How accurate are cognate rules between Spanish and English really? What phrases are similar to "are you sure" in Spanish? What are the characteristics of a Costa Rican accent in Spanish?