Original sentence: , in Argentina, "you" translates to vos, most other countries prefer tú, while others tend to use the formal alternative usted -- all three pronouns require different verb conjugations).At least one of the three versions will always sound very uncommon in any given Spanish speaking country.Finally, American experts such as Lila Petrella stated that a neutral Spanish language could possibly be elaborated for use in purely descriptive texts; however, the strong variations between dialects in pragmatic and semantic aspects imply that it impossible to define a single standard variety that would have the same linguistic value for all Spanish speakers.Most of all, it is impossible to form certain grammatical structures in a neutral way due to differences in ver conjugations used (e.Nowadays, successful feature films may be dubbed into Spanish in up to three different "standard" versions: Iberian (or European) Spanish for Spain; Rio-de-la-Plata Spanish for Uruguay, Paraguay and Argentina; and another one for the rest of Latin America.On the First International Congress About the Spanish Languaga (I Congreso Internacional de la Lengua Española), held in 1997 in Zacatecas (Mexico), a lot of controversy emerged around the concept of Standard Spanish.Some authors, such as José Antonio Millán, advocated the definition of of a "common Spanish" composed of the lowest common denominator of most dialects; others, such as the director of Radio Exterior de España, Fermón Bocoas, denied the existence of a problem, adhering to the traditionalist idea of superiority of educated Spanish over influences from other languages.Standard Spanish or Neutral Spanish, is a linguistic variety or lect that is considered a correct educated standard for the Spanish language
Edited sentence: Standard Spanish or Neutral Spanish, is a linguistic variety or lect that is considered the correct educated standard for the Spanish language