Perception of Castillan/"Spain" Spanish by Latin Americans?

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Originally Posted by irmamar

I've got a completely perfect and neutral pronunciation, without any regional accent at all. Everybody asks me where I'm from, because they don't catch my accent. These are the good things of being from several parts of the country.

So "vosotros" spoken with a "Spain" Spanish accent is pronounced:
"vothotros"?

I have heard that this is true from people who speak South American Spanish; it is very interesting.

One small correction:

It's the same sound as th in "think".

"Than" is used for comparatives e.g. "the boy is bigger than the girl."