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Old 03-27-2008, 03:24 AM   #4
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Hi oana, the difference shows in many things: vocabulary, use of voseo, use of certain terms...

No, I believe the grammar is more or less the same, as the rules are the same in Spanish everywhere. With the possible exception of Argentina, as the verb is conjugated in a completely different way. I do not think this would be acceptable in a translation for Spain.

Anyway, wait for our American friends, let's see what their opinion is.
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