How do you pronounce TACO as in "cat" or as in "cart"?
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The a's in Spanish are pronounced ahh as in open your mouth and say "ahhh"\nThe e's are pronounced "ey" part in the word "hey".\nthe i's are pronounced "eee"\nthe o's are pronounced "oh" and the \nu's are pronounced like the "oo" in "boo".\nIf you can remember that then you can say just about any word in Spanish correctly.
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with = con \n\nor you can say "acompañado con" which is accompanied with.. depends on what you're trying to say :) but in most cases just leave it at "con"
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es yea.in pig latin you take the first sound of a word " y ", delete it, then add it to the end with an aaaa sound "yaaa"=== "es + yaaa = yes" "inkthay = think" "oneymay=money"\n\nooday ouyay derstandunay atwhay iay eanmay.
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1. "r" is soft, and "rr" is hard. And yes, they really sound different. (eg  pero = but, perro = dog; caro = expensive, carro = car)\n2. it's pronounce like the "g" in general or like "y" \n3. j always sounds like "h" (a little harder though) in hello.\n   ga, go gu sounds the same as in english. ge, gi sonds like j in spanish, like "h" in english.\n   ch always sounds like ch in cheese.\n4. there aren't any spanish native words beggining with "w", but it sounds like "gu"\n5. therre's no difference in pronunciation between "v" and "b" in spanish, they sound like "b" in english
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Taken\n\nThe "TH" is pronounced like the "Th" in Thomas, the "EIGH" like the "eigh" in weigh, the "CH" like the "ch" in school, the "OU" like the "a" in "gla.." and the "ND" like the "nd" in handsome.
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Learned this in my Spanish I class 9 years ago.  Say the word "butter" over and over again as fast as you can, like 20 times.  Then say a rolling 'r' word in espanol, such as burrito or rojo.
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I Cathulu say...I know bob...yes...bob...yes...Tacos!!!
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Hola.\nEl español es mi primer idioma, así que te puedo ayudar.\n\nThe correct way to pronounce the Spanish "y" and "ll" is with the English "j". However, an exeption would be when the "y" is by itself. Alone, it means "and". Like "Tom y Jerry" for "Tom and Jerry". In that instance the "y" would have the long "e" sound used in English, like in employEE.\n\nBuena suerte, amigo (or amiga if you're a girl)
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Harmless question. My name is Michelle :) The kitty you see is Gatito which is little cat in spanish. :)\n\nNow tell us your name:)
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It's pronounced Nar-chee. I just adore there clothing. I buy my girls clothes from there!!
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Well, it is pronounced: Ñ . Same in French, cognac it is said: \ncoñac
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all previous are correct\nbut spaniards say "pah-\n-thi(as in thing)\n-n\n-thi\n-ah
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Quieres salir conmigo?\n{It's pronounced: Key-ear-ah-s  sah-leer  con-mee-go}
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I like in texas.. and I always spell it Aunt but pronounce it as "ant". But I know many people who pronounce it both ways.
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When I lived in America a few years ago, I not only had to say "sidewalk" and "elevator", I had to pronounced 'butter' like "Berrrrrrr", or else everyone in the coffee-shop would fall about saying "But-tah? Did you say But-tah?"\nSame for Tomayto!\nWhen in Rome! I came home after two years with an American accent!
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I do but in Spanish you add an F after a vowel and repeat the vowel like this Carlos is Cafarlofos maybe it is the same rule in English?
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Tu eres un chavo/muchacho/chico muy loco. \n\nYou can use either of those words to say kid.