How the Internet Changed Spanish (Cómo Internet Cambió el Español)
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The internet has shaped every language it has come in contact with, and Spanish is no different. It doesn't help that Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world, with 20 independent countries and one territory (Puerto Rico, if you're curious) speaking it in their own unique ways.
But why did this happen, and how have social media and video platforms helped accelerate this shift? And why on Earth do people who have never set foot in Mexico actually say "wey"?
Find out this and other life-changing questions in our latest episode of the Learn Spanish with Stories podcast - enjoy!
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