Brehitos and brehs fluent ¡en Español! I have an odd question

[Buddy]

Can you tell the difference between Black and white accents?

Like with English-- American English at least, I feel like we can all tell there's usually certain timbre to a Black voice compared to a White voice. But I'm not sure of that with Spanish Hell, I'm not sure of that with ANY other language or dialect!


My ears aren't trained for it so honestly, any other language speakers are welcome too. I'm tryna find out something

 

[WaveMolecules]

not really but could be wrong.

 

[Remote]

In Spanish there is no “black voice” or “white voice”

There’s a city voice and a countryside (campesino) voice. Or accent would be the better word.

 

[Buddy]

In Spanish there is no “black voice” or “white voice”

There’s a city voice and a countryside (campesino) voice. Or accent would be the better word.

Are you confidently saying that across the board, or pertaining to your dialect? Any examples?

 

[shopthatwrecks]

In Spanish there is no “black voice” or “white voice”

There’s a city voice and a countryside (campesino) voice. Or accent would be the better word.

yep

most ppl would say "hablando sobre"

where as all the ese's i know ...we say tombout

 

[Wiseborn]

Can you tell the difference between Black and white accents?

Like with English-- American English at least, I feel like we can all tell there's usually certain timbre to a Black voice compared to a White voice. But I'm not sure of that with Spanish Hell, I'm not sure of that with ANY other language or dialect!


My ears aren't trained for it so honestly, any other language speakers are welcome too. I'm tryna find out something

Not really, but I asked Afro Colombians and theyt can't tell either, even though my girl can tell that R&B singers are Black.

There's regional slang that people use and I'm sure there's Africanisms like we call ebonics that I haven't picked up on.

The people of Palenque used to Speak an African dialect up until a few decades ago.