Well then you could say people speak a different spanish in every country.

For I'm picky, just a note on this:

"in Spanish PCs are female".

This is only true in Latin American Castilian, not in Spanish Castilian.

I think its in only some countries, in chile we say El computador, in cartoon dubs, which are usually made in mexico, the call it La computadora, this is one example of why I think spnish is even more changed between the countries that speak it than in english, because in every different country we speak a different spanish.

That's nothing compared to "truck" vs. "lorry".

Lorry? I don't even know the etymology on that one. At least with "elevator" vs. "lift" it's fairly obvious on both sides.

I think the differences between French and Quebec French are even worst! To the point where French people don't understand people from Quebec. Also when I was in Austria this summer, I was told it was the same with German. People from Germany will have difficulties understanding people who speak Austrian German or Swiss German.

^^^ Eh? Really? I've been to Paris in summer, and they understood me.

Well I suppose it depends how much you're into Quebec's accents. I've never been one to talk much like that. For people who don't know what I mean and know French, an example, pronounce "toi" as "toé" or "où es-tu?" as "té où?".

You speak French lolita? I didn't know that! What part of France did you visit?

^^^ Well yeah I'm from Quebec, so French is my first language, along with *some* Hungarian. And I went to Disney at Paris. :P