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Gabriel García Márquez, Colombian writer and winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, autolanka once said that the Colombian Spanish is the clearest statement. Spanish of Latin America differs in vocabulary, pronunciation and grammar that of Spain. Even within Latin America there are many variants that have the street language vocabulary affected. autolanka Mexican Spanish for example, has adopted autolanka many words from the Nahuatl and Spanish from the Andean Quechua. Several groups autolanka of immigrants have contributed. The striking statement of the ll and y in Argentina and Uruguay for example, traced to the Italian roots. Humberto López Morales, Secretary General of the Association of Spanish Language Acadamies, recently presented the Dictionary of Americanisms. A historical project of the Spanish Royal Academy and 21 organizations from the Spanish-speaking countries in the world. Over the past decade, several language experts and scholars on both sides of the Atlantic working on this dictionary. Dictionary of Americanisms, has over 70,000 words, phrases and expressions, with more than 120,000 meanings. And as the most comprehensive guide of the Latin American Spanish.
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