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Describe the Personality of these Folks. September 21, 2016. A firefighter driving a fire engine. Beautiful girl taking a care of a horse on farm. Elderly person, portrait in natural pose. Two women on bikes outdoors smiling. Visual Spanish Learning Activities. Currencies of Spanish-Language Countries. UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Explore the Spanish World. Learn Spanish Soap Opera (52 free lessons - episodes). Destinos Free Course Materials -. Spanish Language Music Videos. Go here = Spanish Music Videos.

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Tag Archives: sounds of spanish. 00 Note to Students. August 30, 2009. Now is time to dive into “quick and dirty” Spanish pronunciation. This strategy is geared toward native English speaking students who enroll in Spanish conversation courses. Knowing that much of Spanish pronunciation uses sounds that are already produced in English should provide a confidence boost. 00 Note to Students. 00 Sounds of Spanish. 03 Soft Spoken Consonants. 07 Shifting S/ S-Wanna-Bez. 08 B – V Twins. 09 Y and LL Duet.

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08 B – V Twins | Clase Chevere Pronunciation

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Category Archives: 08 B – V Twins. 08 B - V Twins. The B – V Twins. August 27, 2009. B and V Twin Sounds (of B and V). The Spanish “B” and “V” sounds are the same sound. However, these sounds are similar to the “B” in the English word, Obey. Use the “B” form of the word when it occurs at the beginning of a word, or when it occurs after an “M” or “N.”. Otherwise, make the sound more like an English “V.”. 00 Note to Students. 00 Sounds of Spanish. 03 Soft Spoken Consonants. 07 Shifting S/ S-Wanna-Bez.

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00 Sounds of Spanish | Clase Chevere Pronunciation

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Category Archives: 00 Sounds of Spanish. 00 Sounds of Spanish. August 27, 2009. English speakers already know and use the basic Spanish sounds. Of course, English speakers use these sounds with a different frequency, and the sounds are often spelled differently. The sounds of Spanish can be classified as:. Changing Consonants – Different Sounds. Shortened Consonants – Same Sound. Lengthened Sounds – Same Sound. Slurred Sounds – Blended Sounds. 00 Note to Students. 00 Sounds of Spanish. 09 Y and LL Duet.

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00 Sounds of Spanish. August 27, 2009. English speakers already know and use the basic Spanish sounds. Of course, English speakers use these sounds with a different frequency, and the sounds are often spelled differently. The sounds of Spanish can be classified as:. Changing Consonants – Different Sounds. Shortened Consonants – Same Sound. Lengthened Sounds – Same Sound. Slurred Sounds – Blended Sounds. Spanish vowel sounds also undergo “Emphasis Changes.”. 00 Note to Students. 00 Sounds of Spanish.

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All posts by mentor. 00 Note to Students. August 30, 2009. Now is time to dive into “quick and dirty” Spanish pronunciation. This strategy is geared toward native English speaking students who enroll in Spanish conversation courses. Knowing that much of Spanish pronunciation uses sounds that are already produced in English should provide a confidence boost. 00 Note to Students. 00 Sounds of Spanish. 03 Soft Spoken Consonants. 07 Shifting S/ S-Wanna-Bez. 08 B – V Twins. 09 Y and LL Duet. 14 Sounds of X.

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02 Consistent Consonants | Clase Chevere Pronunciation

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Category Archives: 02 Consistent Consonants. August 27, 2009. A number of Spanish consonant sounds remain similar, no matter where they are placed in a word or sentence. These words also have sounds that are found in English. Spanish F – sounds like the English F. Spanish J – sounds like the “H” in the English word, Home. Spanish L – sounds like the “L” in the English word, Lean. Spanish M – sounds like the “M” in the English word, Mother. 00 Note to Students. 00 Sounds of Spanish. 08 B – V Twins.

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03 Soft Spoken Consonants | Clase Chevere Pronunciation

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Category Archives: 03 Soft Spoken Consonants. 03 Soft Spoken Consonants. August 27, 2009. Most Spanish consonant sounds are formed in a way that is similar to how these sounds are formed in English. However, if the consonant is positioned between vowels, the sound is formed with the lips barely closed. This creates a softer sound than the equivalent sound in English. 00 Note to Students. 00 Sounds of Spanish. 03 Soft Spoken Consonants. 07 Shifting S/ S-Wanna-Bez. 08 B – V Twins. 09 Y and LL Duet.

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11 Silent H | Clase Chevere Pronunciation

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Category Archives: 11 Silent H. August 27, 2009. The H is silent in Spanish. This means that the only sound of “H” is its name, “Hache,” and the “H” is silent there, too. But the “H” in “CH” is not a separate sound. The “CH” enjoys status as a unique unit of sound. 00 Note to Students. 00 Sounds of Spanish. 03 Soft Spoken Consonants. 07 Shifting S/ S-Wanna-Bez. 08 B – V Twins. 09 Y and LL Duet. 14 Sounds of X. 17 Rumbling R and RR. Currencies of Spanish-Language Countries. Explore the Spanish World.

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07 Shifting S/ S-Wanna-Bez | Clase Chevere Pronunciation

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Category Archives: 07 Shifting S/ S-Wanna-Bez. 07 Shifting S/ S-Wanna-Bez. Shifting S and S-Wanna-Be-Z. August 27, 2009. Shifting S, Z and C. The Spanish “S” sounds like the “S” in the English word, Sink. The letter “Z” also sounds like the “S” in the English word, Sink. And, the letter “C” takes this same “S” sound if it occurs before an “E” or an “I.”. Worse, in Spain, the “C” before “E” or “I” sounds like a “TH-Lisp.”. 00 Note to Students. 00 Sounds of Spanish. 03 Soft Spoken Consonants. 14 Sounds of X.