Video 1 Transcript
So something interesting about Spanish down in Uruguay is they speak Castellano Spanish, which means all of your double L's and the Y's, instead of saying ya, they say sha. So an example would be like, instead of saying, ella esta bailando en la lluvia. See, I can't even say it wrong. Ella esta bailando en la lluvia. They say, ella esta bailando en la lluvia. I think it's saying it with the shas. But know that in learning Spanish, you can start to integrate that. Uruguay and Argentina are, I'm pretty sure the only countries in South America that speak Castellano Spanish.
