Spanish word stress 🔥 How to pronounce Spanish accent marks 

Jaja que emocionante! Thank you for watching bro 🙏🏽 I appreciate your support

Yeah that really hit home for me and made me realize I did in fact sound silly saying things in Spanish with the wrong emphasis

😂😂😂 Better get them stress rules right or that's what it'll be soundin like!

Literally floored me 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Thank you for watching fam! 🙏🏽

I'm so glad I was able to help! 👏 Sigue así! 💪

Thank you 🙏

👏🏽Gracias por ver hermana! I'm glad I could help 💪🏽

Gracias hermana! ✊🏽

And got TONS more comin up! Glad to see u still around fam! ✊🏽 It's finna start getting much more fun, so def stay tuned 💪🏽

Gracias a ti por ver! 🙏

Hola fam! I JUST posted a video about B vs V in Spanish that might help!

Rule 1 - Nouns, adjectives and adverbs with two syllables: In most cases, the first syllable is stressed. For example: Nouns: father, member, language, nature, centre Adjectives: simple, local, awkward, lower, useful Adverbs: maybe, often, kindly, weekly, always Rule 2 - Verbs and prepositions with two syllables: In most two-syllable verbs and prepositions, the second syllable is stressed. For example: Verbs: announce, contain, dislike, receive, include Prepositions: among, without, unlike, behind, before Rule 3 - Nouns and verbs with two syllables: In some cases, one single word can either be a noun or a verb, depending on where it is placed within a sentence. Rules 1 and 2 above still apply. Nouns: discount, contrast, object, present, desert Verbs: discount, contrast, object, present, desert Rule 4 - Nouns ending in -sion/-tion, -graphy, -ency/-ancy, -ity, -logy: For multi-syllable nouns, you need to stress the syllable before the endings -sion/-tion, -graphy, -ency/-ancy, -ity, -logy. For example: -sion/-tion: comprehension, position, addition -graphy: geography, biography, demography -ency-ancy: agency, tendency, pregnancy -ity: responsibility, electricity, productivity -logy: ideology, analogy, psychology Rule 5 - Adjectives ending in -ic, -ical, -tial/-cial, -tional: For multi-syllable adjectives, you need to stress the syllable before the endings -ic, -ical, -tial/-cial, -tional. For example: -ic: atomic, electronic, electric -ical: classical, economical, grammatical -tial/-cial: confidential, beneficial, commercial -tional: intentional, national, optional Rule 6 - Verbs ending in -ify: For multi-syllable verbs, you need to stress the syllable before the ending -ify. For example: satisfy, qualify, certify, diversify, notify Rule 7 - Compound words: In many compound words (i.e. words made from two smaller words put together), the stress is on the first part of the word. For example: bookshop, airport, sunglasses, traffic light, travel agent © Macquarie University - futurelearn.com

Gracias por decirme! I'm actually gonna do a Live lesson this week on pronunciation so stay tuned for that! I'll be sure to mention some things from this lesson too for u ✊🏽

Are you in the process of re-uploading these to another channel or what, I want to watch these now 📹💻👍🏽👨🏽‍💻👀 & Thanks for all your hard work ❗❕

Preciatchu fam! I'm in Dallas, TX. I'm mainly on TikTok, but I DO have IG (though I am horribly behind on posting content over there 😅). I'm Blacklingual on both platforms 💪