Would you and your students enjoy a 20,000-word vocabulary presented in complete context, one line to the next? You won’t find ANYTHING close to this level, AI parsing and sophistication anywhere on the Internet. Spanish Fluency: Vocabulary would compliment your teaching style greatly and, it’s on Kindle and more. I’m sending you the Mind Map source file if I can find your email. I like the pace and sincerity with which you teach.
Thanks for your comment. To say that it is pronounced wrong is inaccurate. Since Spanish is such a widely spoken language there are many variations in pronunciation, vocabulary and even some grammatical elements. In Latin America many speakers pronounce 'yo' as you are describing with a 'j' sound something like 'Jo'. especially in the southern part. Many others in Spain and Latin America pronounce 'yo' as I do in the video. It is up to the learner to decide what variety of Spanish they want to learn. I try to stick to standard Latin American Spanish but I also like to mention elements from other varieties of Spanish at times. If you are looking for a certain type of Spanish then I'm sure you find it on RUclips. Best wishes to you as you learn Spanish.
You are the best teacher I ever seen in RUclips keep going I really want to learn Spanish
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Would you and your students enjoy a 20,000-word vocabulary presented in complete context, one line to the next? You won’t find ANYTHING close to this level, AI parsing and sophistication anywhere on the Internet. Spanish Fluency: Vocabulary would compliment your teaching style greatly and, it’s on Kindle and more. I’m sending you the Mind Map source file if I can find your email. I like the pace and sincerity with which you teach.
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He's pronouncing yo wrong its pronounced with a J sound (jo)
Thanks for your comment. To say that it is pronounced wrong is inaccurate. Since Spanish is such a widely spoken language there are many variations in pronunciation, vocabulary and even some grammatical elements. In Latin America many speakers pronounce 'yo' as you are describing with a 'j' sound something like 'Jo'. especially in the southern part. Many others in Spain and Latin America pronounce 'yo' as I do in the video. It is up to the learner to decide what variety of Spanish they want to learn. I try to stick to standard Latin American Spanish but I also like to mention elements from other varieties of Spanish at times. If you are looking for a certain type of Spanish then I'm sure you find it on RUclips. Best wishes to you as you learn Spanish.
@@ExcelsiorSpanish3643 Thankyou for the feedback this was very helpful.
You're welcome. Glad it was helpful. Enjoy learning Spanish.