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Learn Spanish's non-S: The Sounds & How's of the Non-Standard "Eaten S"

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In the majority of Spanish speaking countries, the characteristic of not pronouncing the S like the supposed "standard" is commonplace. In every country of Latin America (except one) and Spain, there are regions that pronounce these S's differently. In this video I will explain how.

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26 авг 2024

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@LastLangue Год назад

Also, it's common for some people to eliminate the "es" completely when speaking very colloquially in some regions. So instead of saying "escuchá" or "espera", they'd simply say "cuchá" (listen!) or "pera" (wait!). This is very colloquial and used in fast informal speech only.

@lucíaladiablita 2 месяца назад

me encantan tus acentos en inglés y español 😻😻😻 ¿eres de nueva york? 🗽🩵💙

@LastLangue 2 месяца назад

De al lado. De NJ.

@lucíaladiablita 2 месяца назад

@@LastLangue aún mas chévere

@zeitgeist7788 Год назад

Interesting. In Mexico City people tend to pronounce all the letters, especially the S's haha, and I've heard that that accent is quite neutral.

@sobanosilva8585 8 месяцев назад

well done

@kegoemetshe Год назад

great video! I've also heard some people aspirate x's like explicar -> ehplicar

@LastLangue Год назад

Thanks! Yes. It's true. Some people pronounce "explicar" like "esplicar", and people who aspirate their S's will end up aspirating what would usually be an "X" sound. They might do the same for other words that begin with "ex". Thanks for mentioning this!