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The current Latin American cultural landscape is the result of a long history of colonialism. In 1492, European conquerors arrived in the region and crossed paths with indigenous peoples who spoke several different languages. Along with the Europeans, their own native languages also arrived. Five centuries later, most Latin Americans speak Spanish or Portuguese as part of the colonial heritage.

Although in most Latin American countries English is not an official language, it is currently the most often taught as a foreign language. As a matter of fact, English is a mandatory subject in most Latin American countries, such as Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Colombia, and Peru. Most of the 666 million people who live in Latin America speak English as a second language.

South America is an extensive territory where several languages are spoken with many different accents. The way in which South American people speak English depends on their native language as well as their local accent. That's why you can find a great variety of accents in Latin American English voice overs.

Most Latin Americans speak Spanish, and in Spanish, there is only one sound for the letters "b" and "v", so native Spanish speakers will probably pronounce them almost the same in English as well. The English "th"-sound is challenging for many Latin Americans to pronounce. Instead, they are often pronounced as "d" or a "t." Also, any word starting with "st" in English sounds like "est", because that's how they are spelled in Spanish.