There are many different varieties of Spanish spoken throughout the world. What are these different ways of speaking the same language called?

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The different varieties of Spanish spoken around the world are referred to as "dialects" or "variations" of the Spanish language. These differences can be seen in terms of pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar, and usage, and they often correspond to specific regions or countries. Additionally, some people may use the term "Spanish varieties" or "Spanish linguistic varieties" to describe these differences more broadly. Examples include Castilian Spanish (from Spain), Mexican Spanish, Colombian Spanish, Argentine Spanish, and many others, each with its unique characteristics.