Americans discover the 3000 year old continent spanning nation of 1.4 billion people... might have regional differences. honestly, who knew?
western ignorance is truly a form of exceptionalism
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Wait until they discover England, where accents can vary depending on what part of the city you're from.
pretty much all of Europe is like this, as are most non settler parts of the world. I learned Spanish in school from a woman who was raised in the basque country, and could not understand even spanish speakers in barcelona let alone catalan when I went there. those 2 areas are 300 miles apart. America is so much more homogeneous than they realise