Common Spanish Pronunciation Mistakes Made by English Learners | Avoid These Pronunciation Pitfalls

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Are you struggling with Spanish pronunciation? In this video, we’ll cover 20 common Spanish words that English speakers often mispronounce. From the tricky silent "h" to other challenging sounds, we’ll help you master the correct pronunciation. Improve your Spanish speaking skills and sound more like a native speaker with these helpful tips. Don’t let these common mistakes hold you back - watch now and boost your Spanish pronunciation!

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14 июн 2024

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Комментарии : 13

@SpainHola 17 дней назад

good video, im still learning too , thanks for posting..

@DreamyLuke 17 дней назад

With pleasure mate!

@narayandasmasbad7224 13 дней назад

Hola Luke, can you please show us examples how to compose sentences using these five methods below. Gracias! 1. personal pronoun + verb conjunction + complement 2. noun + verb conjunction + complement 3. question word + verb conjunction + personal pronoun + complement 4. question word + verb conjunction + noun + complement 5. verb conjunction + personal pronoun / noun + complement

@DreamyLuke 13 дней назад

Thanks for the examples, these are good to work for next videos!

@StanWatt. День назад

Much better than Duolingo lol

@StanWatt. День назад

I'm back for another listen. I already know how to pronounce most of the rules around J's - like Loch Ness - I'm Scottish so that J in rojo comes easier to me than it will to the English since they don't have the 'ch' (Loch Ness) sound in the English language. The 'ci' pronunciation was new to me, and the two 'll's' I also knew. I'm also learning that Duolingo doesn't pronounce 'Ciudad' correctly, they always say 'see you dad'. I've joined italki to speak with native Spanish teachers, but I think many of them are from the far side of the Atlantic so they'll have their own variants of Spanish there. I'll look for someone in Spain. I had an interesting flight to India on one of my many visits. I had a Spanish couple sit next to me and they spoke no English and I only knew how to say, "Lo siento, no habla espanol" _ I didn't even know if that was correct lol. We had forms to fill in; birthdays, how long the visit to India was etc, I was having all sorts of fun with them explaining what they had to fill in lol. Love your videos.

@DreamyLuke День назад

Thanks for your comment Stan! The correcto way to say it is "No hablo Español" Yo hablo Tú hablas Él/Ella habla Nosotros hablamos Vosotros habláis Ellos/Ellas hablan I will make a video on conjugation soon brother!

@lewisalanholmes365 16 дней назад

Good video if you're trying to speak Spanish like a Spaniard. However, pronunciations in Central and South America vary widely and are significantly different from the Spanish spoken in Spain.

@msmendes214 16 дней назад

Yeah he should change the title because as someone living in California completely surrounded by people from Mexico, absolutely no one pronounces gracias & ciudad like that. Oh & I've literally never heard anyone pronounce rojo with a j sound.

@DreamyLuke 16 дней назад

Thanks for the feedback. Actually the correct way to pronounce is the one from Spain. Keep in mind the way South American countries pronounce is just a derivate from the main Spanish way. However I understand your point, hearing Mexican Spanish is way different. It's like British English vs American

@impulsesystems 15 дней назад

México is in North America but yes, your point is valid. In México, 'coger' means more than take. It is also used for 'fuck'. En México, decimos b como bebé o v como vaca. Saludos y gracias por el video!