Well the differences aren't really that prominent to be honest, but they do feel out of place to the other region. I'm gonna go a little in detail here.Thanks. How should the two Spanish translations be described in the list. Right now I just have "Español"... how are they normally differentiated online?
You see, the main differences are the conjugation of the verbs in second person in both plural and singular.
In LA, I'm gonna take the example "¿Estás bien?" (Are you okay?), while in Spain it goes "¿Estáis bien?".
As you can see the change is minimal, but spoken it really makes a differences. Basically, Spain uses a more proper spanish form more rooted into the Latin language; which is the basis of the spanish language, instead of the LA one.
From what I've seen in the other translation pointed out in the Pull request, I couldn't see any of those differences in any line, so I think you are good to go with the one I just posted. I also corrected a little accentuation problem present in the other translation.
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