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If you're learning Spanish, then it might be because you want to visit some of the most beautiful countries in the world, such as Bolivia.
Itโs home to the Salar de Uyuni (known as โthe worldโs largest mirrorโ), to Lake Titicaca, and to the Cerro Potosรญ, among many other natural and cultural marvels.
If youโre planning a trip there, prepare to be in awe! Bolivia has a diversity of landscapes and people youโve never seen.
So you may want to start training your ear with a little bit of Bolivian Spanish. Or maybe youโre not planning a trip at all; maybe youโre just curious and want to know all about these incredible Spanish variations (I donโt blame you: I find them fascinating too).
In any case, youโve come to the right place. Here you're going to learn all the basics of Boliviaโs language (the main one, at least). And weโre going to spice it up here and there with some Bolivian facts about their country and their culture, because, well, why wouldnโt we? ยกVamos!
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Pro Tip
Bolivia: Language And Culture
First things first: when learning about Bolivian Spanish, you have to take into account that itโs only one of Boliviaโs many official languages. There are truly lots of them; Bolivia is, in fact, one of the most linguistically diverse countries in the world.
Since 2009, its Constitution establishes that the country is โplurinationalโ, which means that it recognises the different nations and cultures that inhabit its territory.
That translates โyes, this is a linguistic punโ into a huge variety of official languages. Do you wanna guess how many? Be my guest. Do you have a number? Well, great. Now I can tell you the answer. There areโฆ 37 official languages in Bolivia!
Of course, not all of them are equally popular. Spanish is by far the most widely-spoken language in the country โalmost 90% of the country's population speaks or understands itโ, but up to 30% of the people use it as their second language.
Among the indigenous languages, Quechua and Aymara are the most popular, with around three million speakers combined (as a reference, Bolivia has a population of approximately eleven million people in total).
Although they are similar in a lot of ways, due to a long coexistence in the region, Aymara and Quechua belong to different linguistic families, which makes their relationship with Spanish quite unique in every case.
And, to top that, you can also find a lot of people who speak Tupi languages, like Guarani, especially in the Eastern region of the country.
You can imagine how that immense diversity affects the way Spanish is spoken around Bolivia. That is, of course, the fun part. Letโs dive into it!
Bolivian Spanish
There are two main variations of Spanish in Bolivia, and they are as different as the landscapes that surround them.
In the West, in the rocky Andean region, you have a variation called โquite logicallyโ Andean Spanish, which coexists very closely with Aymara and Quechua.
In the East, in the Llanos region where the Amazonian jungle begins, you have Camba Spanish and a bigger proportion of monolingual and native Spanish speakers.
In terms of population, Andean Spanish โwhich is similar to the variations spoken in Perรบ, Ecuador, and the North of Argentina and Chileโ is the most common, because the Andean Region is the most densely populated.
Thatโs why weโre going to focus on that โ but be warned. If youโre planning to visit Santa Cruz (and you should!), youโre going to hear a very different variation, more similar to Paraguayan and Argentinian Spanish.
Bolivian Spanish Pronunciation
In most cases, Spanish variations differentiate themselves by the way they pronounce specific letters. On one hand, you have the -ll / -y pair; on the other hand, you have the -c / -s / -z group. Finally, you also have the -r sound, one that is usually very difficult for English speakers.
So how does this work in Bolivian Spanish? Well, letโs see. In Bolivia, like in Spain, the -ll and the -y are very distinct. This is not the case, for example, in Argentina, where people tend to pronounce those letters the same way (thatโs called yeismo, by the way).
On the other hand, Bolivian Spanish, like most American variations, has seseo, which means it doesnโt make a difference between the -c, the -s and the -z. Thatโs a huge difference with Peninsular Spanish โthe one spoken in Spainโ, where the -z sound is very characteristic.
Finally, you have the -r sound. Most Spanish variations have a very robust, round -r; but not Bolivian Spanish. Here, the sound is more similar to a -sh, which should be, in a way, easier for English speakers to pronounce, because we do have that sound in our language. What a coincidence, am I right?
A Little Bolivian Spanish Grammar
As you can imagine, in Bolivia, the interaction between indigenous languages and Spanish produces a lot of very interesting grammar phenomena.
Well, I guess they are interesting only if you like grammar; I know I do, but I canโt blame you if you donโt. The thing is: they can be incredibly specific, and I donโt want to get too technical, so let's focus just on the bigger, more notable things. Are we good?
One of the most important things, when speaking about Spanish variation, is how the second person works.
This is also a game of pairing: in the singular, you can have either the tรบ pronoun or the vos pronoun; in the plural, you can have either vosotros or ustedes. The use of one pronoun and not the other is a very big difference among variations.
Bolivian Spanish uses tรบ and ustedes. That means the verb conjugation looks like this:
Peninsular Spanish
Bolivian Spanish
Yo
amo
Yo
amo
Tรบ
amas
Tรบ
amas
รl/Ella
ama
รl/Ella
ama
Nosotros
amamos
Nosotros
amamos
Vosotros
amรกis
Ustedes
aman
Ellos/Ellas
aman
Ellos/Ellas
aman
Peninsylar Spanish conjugation vs Bolivian Spanish conjugation
As you can see, the main difference between Bolivian Spanish and Peninsular Spanies lies in the second person plural: while Spaniards use vosotros, Bolivians use ustedes. A quick tip: ustedes has almost always the same conjugation as ellos/ellas.
Bolivian Spanish has another peculiarity. Weโre not going to spend much time on it because it can become highly technical, so this is more of a warning than an explanation: Bolivians use the lo pronoun a lot (and I mean a lot).
This is caused by an interference of Quechua grammar on Spanish grammar, and it serves a purpose, but there are whole books written about the use of pronouns in Andean Spanish, so I'm just going to leave it here. Donโt be surprised if you hear lo an unusual amount of times!
Bolivian Spanish Words And Phrases
All right, weโre now in the fun part: Bolivian slang. Here are some words or phrases that Bolivians use very frequently:
1. Camote
A camote is usually a plant, more specifically a kind of potato. But in Bolivia, if you say Estoy camote (Iโm camote) youโre saying something else: youโre saying youโre in love.
2. Yapa
In Bolivia, markets and street vendors are everywhere. As you can imagine, that means there is a decent amount of bargaining and negotiations involved. The word yapa (which is a noun with its own verb, yapar) means โa little extraโ.
If youโre buying something like a kilo of potatoes, and you say ยฟMe yapa?, itโs very likely that the vendor will add an extra potato or two as a courtesy.
3. Guagua
The word guagua can be a real headache for non-native Spanish speakers, because it means different things depending on which country you are in. If youโre in Puerto Rico, for example, a guagua is a bus; but in Bolivia, it means โchildโ or โbabyโ.
4. Guachada
In Bolivia, a guachada is a favour, so if you say ยฟMe haces la guachada?, you're asking for help.
This is curious because in Argentina, for example, guachada means exactly the opposite: a bad thing, something that had the intention of doing harm. For favours, Argentinians use gauchada, a very similar word.
5. Cascar Unas Tucus
The meaning of this expression is very specific: to eat some empanadas. In Bolivia, itโs not uncommon to use the word tucu as an equivalent for โempanadaโ, because the empanadas from Tucumรกn (an Argentinian province) are very prestigious.
6. Ojotas
In Bolivia, you donโt wear flip flops; you wear ojotas. This word often applies to other kinds of open footwear, and it comes from the Quechuan word ushuta.
7. Michi
Michi means โgreedyโ or โstingyโ, and itโs used mainly as an insult.
8. Moral Nomรกs
This expression is most commonly used to indicate resignation and, in a way, strength. If something bad happened to a friend, you can say Moral nomรกs, as a way of saying that thereโs nothing more to do.
9. Torรญsimo
Torรญsimo is an adjective derivated from toro, โbullโ. If you say La fiesta estuvo torรญsima, you mean that the party was really good.
10. No Te Rayes
In some Spanish variations, this expression means โdonโt get madโ. This is not the case in Bolivia, where No te rayes means โdonโt botherโ.
11. Chela
After a long day, you may want to open a cold chela, that is, a beer.
12. Huaso
A huaso is a shameless person, o maybe someone with a bad attitude. If you say รl es un huaso, youโre saying that someone is very rude.
13. Chaqui
Maybe you had too many chelasโฆ Because thatโs how you get a chaqui, a hangover.
14. Puriskiri
A puriskiri is a traveler, a walker, a nomad. If you go to Bolivia, you may become a puriskiri!
15. Jallalla
The meaning of this word is difficult to translate, in part because in Quechua and Aymara โthese languages have a lot of shared wordsโ has a ritual sense.
You may say Jallalla is a greeting, and itโs not rare to hear people saying it out loud when entering a party; itโs a way of saying hi to a lot of people at once. But it is also a way of wishing good luck and a word that expresses thankfulness.
Bolivian Spanish FAQs
How Is Bolivian Spanish Different From Other Dialects?
Bolivian Spanish has distinctive features that set it apart from other dialects. It incorporates many words from indigenous languages, particularly Quechua and Aymara, enriching its vocabulary with unique terms.
Bolivian Spanish also has a characteristic accent and intonation, with a slower, more measured pace of speech compared to some other South American dialects.
Additionally, it uses certain grammatical constructions and pronouns differently, reflecting the country's linguistic diversity and cultural heritage.
Is Bolivian Spanish Hard To Learn?
Bolivian Spanish is not inherently harder to learn than other Spanish dialects. While it has unique features, including indigenous loanwords and distinctive pronunciation, the core grammar and vocabulary remain similar to standard Spanish.
For learners already familiar with Spanish, adapting to Bolivian variations may require some adjustment, but it's generally achievable with exposure and practice. The slower speaking pace in Bolivia can actually be beneficial for learners, making it easier to understand and follow conversations.
What Are Some Common Bolivian Spanish Words?
Bolivian Spanish incorporates many unique words, often derived from indigenous languages. Some common examples include โpuchaโ (an exclamation of surprise), โchango/aโ (boy/girl), and โq'omerโ (to drink). โWawaโ (baby or child) and โimillaโ (young girl) are Quechua words frequently used in everyday Bolivian Spanish. These words reflect Bolivia's rich cultural heritage and add colour to the local dialect.
The Basics Of A Unique Dialect: Bolivian Spanish!
The world of Bolivian Spanish is quite fascinating, am I right? The relationship with Quechua and Aymara, among other indigenous languages, enriches this variation in a very unique way. Put some of the unique Bolivian words into use on a trip to Bolivia and the locals will love you for it!
Of course, this is still Spanish, and itโs comprehensible for almost all Spanish speakers (leaving aside some funny misunderstandings!). Wanna be one of them? Youโre in luck!
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