Uruguay It is a country that has been greatly influenced by many cultural currents such as immigrants from Spain and Italy, all of them have left unique characteristics in customs, gastronomy and also in the language despite the fact that in Uruguay the official language is Castilian, there are also some dialects especially in border areas such as Portuñol which is spoken in the cities of Rivera, Chui and Bella Unión, this language called Portuñol is a mixture of Spanish and Portuguese.
On many occasions the dialect and language regionalism spoken in Uruguay They are very similar to that of their bordering countries such as Argentina, some typical words of Uruguay such as when it comes to a person of you, it is called Vos, or the classic che to call a person in a very informal way, there are Also other typical words of Uruguay such as championes this word is used to designate sports shoes, or sports shoes.
Many of the typical words used in Uruguay They come out of what used to be the countryside and rural areas where many words were used by guachos and Creole people, generally in Uruguay the letter Y is usually mentioned as an SH, also the letter LL, is mentioned or named as the letter Sh in English, this is a typical characteristic of Uruguayans who have that particular way of speaking.
The main characteristic of the Spanish language modalities in Uruguay is that it does not have an accent or intonations, generally its accent is neutral but if some words and idioms tend to differ from neutral Spanish, Uruguayans and Argentines sometimes get confused because they have a very similar way of speaking and also share many very cultural roots. Similar.