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Uruguayan Spanish (Spanish: Español uruguayo or castellano uruguayo) is the variety of Spanish spoken in Uruguay and by the Uruguayan diaspora. Uruguayan Spanish is recognized as a variety of Rioplatense Spanish.[citation needed]

Uruguayan Spanish
Español uruguayo
Native toUruguay
RegionRío de la Plata
Native speakers
3,347,800, all users in Uruguay (2014)[1]
L1 users: 3,270,000
L2 users: 77,800
Language family
Indo-European
Writing system
Latin (Spanish alphabet)
Official status
Official language in
 Uruguay (de facto)
Regulated byAcademia Nacional de Letras
Language codes
ISO 639-1es
ISO 639-2spa[2]
ISO 639-3
GlottologNone
IETFes-UY
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Influences



Tuteo and voseo


The variety of Spanish used in Montevideo and the whole southern region of the country exhibits use of the voseo form of address, with the pronoun vos instead of the form. In other areas of the country, is more commonly used than vos. In some places, is used, but with the conjugation corresponding to vos, as in: tú tenés, instead of tú tienes (tuteo) or vos tenés (voseo). Tuteo is much more commonly used in Rocha and in some parts of Maldonado.[5]

The formal pronoun usted is used in very formal contexts, such as when speaking to government authorities.


Vocabulary


Below are vocabulary differences between Uruguay and other Spanish-speaking countries: Argentina, Paraguay, Spain, Mexico, Costa Rica, Chile, and Puerto Rico. It shows how Spanish is different in three continents where there are Spanish-speaking countries (Europe, North America, and South America) and in different regions of those continents (Central America, Caribbean, and Southern Cone). Italian and Brazilian Portuguese have also been influential in Uruguayan Spanish and are also included. While people in Uruguay and most of Argentina speak the dialect Rioplatense, there are some notable differences in vocabulary between the two countries, which are bolded.

Selected vocabulary
UruguayArgentinaChileParaguayColombiaMexicoCosta RicaPuerto RicoSpainBrazilItaly
apartmentapartamentodepartamentodepartamentodepartamentoapartamentodepartamentoapartamentoapartamentopisoapartamentoappartamento
apricotdamascodamascodamascodamascoalbaricoquechabacanoalbaricoquealbaricoquealbaricoquedamascoalbicocca
artichokealcaucilalcaucilalcachofaalcachofaalcachofaalcachofaalcachofaalcachofaalcachofaalcachofracarciofo
avocadopaltapaltapaltaaguacateaguacateaguacateaguacateaguacateaguacateabacateavocado
bananabananabananaplátanobananabananoplátanobananoguineoplátanobananabanana
beanporotoporotoporotoporotofrijolfrijolfrijolhabichuelajudía/alubiafeijãofagiolo
bell peppermorrónmorrónpimientolocotepimentónpimientochile dulcepimientopimientopimentãopeperone
brasoutiencorpiñososténcorpiñobrasierbrasierbrasierbrasiersujetadorsutiãreggiseno
buttermantecamantecamantequillamantecamantequillamantequillamantequillamantequillamantequillamanteigaburro
carautoautoautoautocarrocarrocarrocarrocochecarromacchina
clothespinpalillobrochepinzapinzaganchopinzaprensapinchepinzaprendedormolletta
computercomputadoracomputadoracomputadorcomputadoracomputadorcomputadoracomputadoracomputadoraordenadorcomputadorcomputer
corn on
the cob
choclochoclochoclochoclomazorcaeloteelotemazorcamazorcaespiga de
milho
pannocchia
dulce de
leche
[upper-roman 1]
dulce de
leche
dulce de
leche
manjardulce de
leche
arequipedulce de
leche
dulce de
leche
dulce de
leche
dulce de
leche
doce de
leite
dulce de
leche
earringcaravanaaroaroaroaretearetearetepantallapendientebrincoorecchino
grapefruitpomelopomelopomelopomelotoronjatoronjatoronjatoronjapomelotoranjapompelmo
green beanchauchachauchaporoto verdechauchahabichuelaejotevainicahabichuela
tierna
judía verdevagemfagiolino
pantiesbombachabombachacalzónbombachacalzóncalzóncalzónpantybragacalcinhamutande
passion fruitmaracuyámaracuyámaracuyámburucuyámaracuyámaracuyámaracuyáparchamaracuyámaracujámaracuja
peaarvejaarvejaarvejaarvejaarvejachícharoguisanteguisanteguisanteervilhapisello
peachduraznoduraznoduraznoduraznoduraznoduraznomelocotónmelocotónmelocotónpêssegopesca
peanutmanímanímanímanímanícacahuatemanímanícacahueteamendoimarachide
pineappleananáananápiñapiñapiñapiñapiñapiñapiñaabacaxiananas
popcornpop / pororópochoclocabritaspororócrispetas/
maíz pira
palomitaspalomitas
de maíz
popcornpalomitaspipocaspopcorn
soft drinkrefrescogaseosabebidagaseosagaseosarefrescogaseosarefrescorefrescorefrigerantebibita
soysojasojasoyasojasoyasoyasoyasoyasojasojasoia
straw[upper-roman 2]pajitapajitabombillapajitapitillopopotepajillasorbetopajitacanudocannuccia
strawberryfrutillafrutillafrutillafrutillafresafresafresafresafresamorangofragola
sweet
potato
boniatobatatacamotebatatabatatacamotecamotebatataboniatobatata docepatata dolce
swimming
pool
piscinapiletapiscinapiletapiscinaalbercapiscinapiscinapiscinapiscinapiscina
transit busómnibuscolectivomicrocolectivoautobúscamiónautobúsguaguaautobúsônibusautobus
t-shirtremeraremerapoleraremeracamisetaplayeracamisetat-shirtcamisetacamisetamaglietta
  1. Refers to the dessert made from cow's milk.
  2. Refers to the instrument used for drinking.

See also



References


  1. Spanish → Uruguay at Ethnologue (21st ed., 2018)
  2. "ISO 639-2 Language Code search". Library of Congress. Retrieved 21 September 2017.
  3. Meo Zilio, Giovanni (1963–64). "Genovesismos en el español rioplatense". Nueva Revista de Filología Hispánica. T. 17, No. 3/4 (1963/1964) (3/4): 245–263. JSTOR 40297676.
  4. D. Lincoln Canfield, Spanish Pronunciation in the Americas (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1981), p. 89.
  5. Weyers, Joseph R. (3 September 2014). "The Tuteo of Rocha, Uruguay: A Study of Pride and Language Maintenance". Hispania. 97 (3): 382–395. doi:10.1353/hpn.2014.0087. ISSN 2153-6414. S2CID 144945948.



На других языках


- [en] Uruguayan Spanish

[es] Español uruguayo

El español uruguayo o castellano uruguayo (es-UY[3]) es una variante del castellano rioplatense hablada en Uruguay. Posee algunas diferencias con el resto de las variantes del rioplatense y es indistinguible para un hispanohablante que viva en otras zonas, siendo similar a la variante porteña (principalmente en Montevideo), aunque no es posible hablar de una similitud total. Algo similar ocurre con las variantes porteña-metropolitana, la bonaerense interior y la patagónica.

[ru] Уругвайский испанский

Уругвайский диалект испанского языка (исп. español uruguayo, исп. castellano uruguayo) — один из южноамериканских диалектов испанского языка, подвид риоплатского диалекта (исп. español rioplatense). Распространён в Уругвае. Весьма близок к диалекту Буэнос-Айреса, хотя между ними существует ряд различий в лексике и фонетике.



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