Nope. Spanish dialects vary mainly by consonant sounds, for example, the lisped ("fervefa") vs non-lisped ("servesa") sound in words like "cerveza", and the sta

Nope. Spanish dialects vary mainly by consonant sounds, for example, the lisped ("fervefa") vs non-lisped ("servesa") sound in words like "cerveza", and the standard ("yamas") vs Argentine ("shamas") sound in words like "llamas". The vowel sounds - "a", "e", "i", "o", and "u" - are extremely consistent throughout the Spanish speaking world.