And remember that I'm more used to hearing puertorriqueño, colombiano, y cubano español que méxicano...or something like that. It's often difficult for me to listen to Univision when the Mexican programs are on, yet oddly enough Cuban is easier for me despite the clipped endings, probably because I taught so many Cubans for my two years in South Florida.
You're imagining everything!
I could understand if you learned from Island countries that you wouldn't understand Mexican or Spanish Spanish...although if you go to southern Spain, their accent sounds alot like caribbean Spanish.
I'm the complete opposite. I understand Mexican and Spanish accent the most of all of them, caribbean the least. It did help me tremendously to work in a call center where I had to talk to those ppl alot. I was forced to figure it out.
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