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I am very puzzled by this question. Is there some similarity in the phonetics of these dialects, or are they pronounced completely differently? Which of them should a foreigner learn in order to communicate effectively with people?

I'm very confused by this question; is there phonetic similarity between these dialects, or are they pronounced in a completely different way from each other? Which one of them should a foreigner learn in order to effectively communicate with society at large?

Claudia..un cordial saludo desde la lejana España.

The best answer to your question is that of Doethineb... se nota que ese compañero o compañera utiliza el inglés a menudo... simplificando el texto castellano para hacerle comprensible para los anglo hablantes. No soy inglés, soy belga, pero mi pareja siendo inglesa y el inglés es el idioma de la casa y hasta nuestro gato lo "habla" jejeje. (el gato es bilingüe castellano/inglés).

Suerte... gracias por hacer trabajar nuestros sesos.

Eugenio - el belga.

I'm very confused with this situation. Is there any assemblance in the fonetics between this dialects or are they pronounced completely different? Which one of them should a foreign learn to communicate efectivly with the society?

I feel very confused about this. Is there any similarity in the pronunciation of these dialectics or they're completely different? Which one should a foreigner learn to be able to speak properly whith that people?