The "ll" drives me crazy because not only is it different for many Spanish speakers, some teachers say it one way when they're teaching and another way when they're causally speaking Spanish. For beginners this makes them sound like completely different words so you really have to learn all of the ways it's pronounced.
This question is not about this topic, but I’ve seen a lot of your videos and you’re clearly an expert. I have a question about what actually is stress. I want to improve my Spanish accent .I always thought it was stretching out the sound of the stress syllable in a word . That’s what I thought stress was, but I recently saw a video where it said that the Spanish language Had no stretching or elongating of the stressed syllable and the only change was the stressed syllable was louder. I don’t hear when I listen to someone speaking Spanish, even pronouncing a particular word by syllable. It’s still sounds elongated and not just louder. Some courses I’ve seen in the past like Michelle, Thomas really put the emphasis on stressing the elongation of the stressed syllable. Any views?
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The "ll" drives me crazy because not only is it different for many Spanish speakers, some teachers say it one way when they're teaching and another way when they're causally speaking Spanish. For beginners this makes them sound like completely different words so you really have to learn all of the ways it's pronounced.
When you are starting to learn it does not matter how you pronounce it, they will still understand you, it changes depending on the country.
thank you for the amazing lesson
¡Muchas gracias!
Superb lesson, Grasias
Thank you, that helped alot.
Thank you ❤️
Nicely done. Thank you so much.
Wonderful lesson, thank you.
Very good information!
Well some it's easy for because my mother tough is tagalog and most tagalog sounds is similar in Spanish.tq
excellent!
as a nepali we have almost the sound (36 Consonants +12 Vowels ) so I find it easy to pronounce the word (specially rr)
Very God understandable lesson
This question is not about this topic, but I’ve seen a lot of your videos and you’re clearly an expert. I have a question about what actually is stress. I want to improve my Spanish accent .I always thought it was stretching out the sound of the stress syllable in a word . That’s what I thought stress was, but I recently saw a video where it said that the Spanish language Had no stretching or elongating of the stressed syllable and the only change was the stressed syllable was louder. I don’t hear when I listen to someone speaking Spanish, even pronouncing a particular word by syllable. It’s still sounds elongated and not just louder. Some courses I’ve seen in the past like Michelle, Thomas really put the emphasis on stressing the elongation of the stressed syllable. Any views?
Thank youu
She breaks it down. The best o pronunciation of consonants
This was a little more help full
some words i know since i'm pilipino
rrrrrr nice
Oh, God thanks! I was so confused with g and j
with g and j we even get confused by native speakers, a big problem for children learning to write at school.
i just can't do the trill on my tongue, but my mom could do it.
Alguien me quiere enseñar Inglés? Porfa😅
I'm a Chinese trying to pronounce rr, feel like my tongue is dead meat!
The pronounce of guerra and guitarra is the same as sardinian
Mamasita la Brenda
Te falto la X. Xenofobia se dice senofobia
Mam you good name please