“Spanish better-written in US than in Spain”

Trevor @ Friday April 28th 2006 10:22

So says Alberto GĂłmez, FundaciĂłn del Español Urgente person. He puts it down to better quality control, while the Spanish right–of course–think it’s the result of a loss of identification with the language. (GĂłmez’ preachy foundation is an EFE-bot. The EFE release contains errors of orthography (“National Association of Hispanic Journalist”) and fact (the US has the fifth-, not second-, largest population of Spanish speakers).)

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