Uruguayan Spanish is a variant of the Spanish language spoken primarily in Uruguay. It is characterized by its unique pronunciation, vocabulary, and some grammatical structures that distinguish it from other Spanish dialects, particularly those in neighboring countries like Argentina and Brazil. One notable feature of Uruguayan Spanish is the use of the "voseo," which replaces the traditional "tú" with "vos" for informal second-person singular communication. Additionally, the accent in Montevideo, the capital, has distinct intonations that reflect both European and indigenous influences, making it a rich and diverse form of Spanish.