How is the Spanish of northern Mexico different from the Spanish of the rest of the country?
Q. I am planning to visit northern Mexico later this year and am learning the Mexican dialect of Spanish for that reason. Can someone tell me what are the main differences between the Spanish of northern Mexico (e.g., Monterrey) and the Spanish spoken in the rest of Mexico? Also, I have come across the following words for "boy" in Spanish: Muchaho Chamaco Chavo Chico Nino What I want to know is, which of the above words is the most commonly used in Monterrey or northern Mexico?
Asked by Amit Schandillia - Tue Apr 7 22:18:30 2009 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments

A. To speak like a "regio" you have to be in monterrey. It's like me. If i want to speak like a Yankee.. i should got to NY. Ive been learning english from my southern folks from Arkansas. Main differences: We speak better, we are better, we are smarter than the rest of the "chilangos". No just kiddin.. different accent, some word are used different. You are looking for slang sort of things... in my opinion.. when you are just starting to learn a language... that's the last part you should be looking at. Anyways, ill sent you a good source of mexican-slang. Iam a Regio... Drop me a msg any time if you want to practice. reickyone at yahoo dot com Greetings.
Answered by Reicky - Wed Apr 8 09:15:32 2009

How do southern lights, northern lights, southern aurora aand aurora borealis work in the sky?
Q. How do southern lights, northern lights, southern aurora aand aurora borealis work? What is it that makes them look so amazing?
Asked by Katie - Fri May 22 20:05:56 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There are only two. the northern lights are the Aurora Borealis, the southern lights are the Aurora Austral is. WHen charged high energy particles- mostly from the sun- hit the earths magnetosphere , the follow the fields lines toward the poles A lot of energy is dissipated as the follow the lines towards the ground and lose their high energy. Photos of the lights taken from space show them clearly as curtains of light well confined to the magnetic poles.
Answered by dougger - Sat May 23 09:55:32 2009

Why did the Renaissance move from northern Italy, northwards to other countries?
Q. We're discussing the Renaissance in class and have talked about how it moved from northern Italy to other countries, beginning the Northern Renaissance. However, we never discussed why it moved out of Italy. Can anyone give me some reasons for this? I know the printing press was one, and an invasion from France, but what happened after these events? Just curious. Thanks.
Asked by Chrissie B - Sat May 30 16:24:35 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Well, there was also trade, sponsorship from wealthy merchants and monarchs, and artists from the northern countries travelled to southern Europe to study. Have a look here:
Answered by Sybaris - Mon Jun 1 00:31:37 2009