Hi Jenk - sorry for the late reply. As this is a YouTube video we don't know the presenter personally but I did listen to it carefully and made all our resident Spanish Experts listen to it again with the sole goal of identifying the accent. I have to say we all agreed it's a pretty neutral peninsular Spanish accent with no regional markers. Hope that answers your question. Let me know if you are enjoying the other readers and language exercises! I promise not to take so long to reply next time.
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Shui is KwizIQ's COO and Head of Languages. She is an experienced technical writer, translator and project manager. Shui grew up bilingual English-Spanish in the UK, completing her studies in London, Madrid and Paris where she now lives. She speaks English, Spanish, French and Italian. Her love of languages and technical knowledge make her a perfect fit for KwizIQ.
This is very interesting. I thought this type of nougat existed only in France and Italy. By the way, could you tell me the accent of the one who did the voice over? It's fun to learn about the different accents within Spain. Thanks for this great lesson, Shui!