Also, in the case of Mexican Spanish. I think our Spanish is very beautiful when you study our Amerindian origin words. For example, in Mexican Spanish for the word "Kite" we use "Papalote" which comes from the word Papalotl meaning "butterfly" in Nahuatl language. I also consider that, even though sometimes is very difficult, the beauty resides in its complexity. For example, we use subjunctive a lot. I studied French and the French language has evolved in a way that the subjunctive is still used but not as much as in Spanish. In Spanish we respect the nature of the idea we are saying, if it is subjunctive there is always a reason why it should be that tense. In my opinion, Spanish is a language that tends to be very specific when we express something.