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The charming softness of the Spanish sound patterns
One of the nicest rewards of teaching a language is to be complemented by your students about aspects not directly connected to you as a teacher but to the language that they’re learning from you. It … more →
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The charming softness of the Spanish sound patterns
L. A. Pinel wrote 4 months ago: One of the nicest rewards of teaching a language is to be complemented by your students about aspect … more →
The pronunciation and written patterns of letter g in Spanish
L. A. Pinel wrote 5 months ago: Getting to know the correct way of pronouncing and using the different written patterns in which let … more →
Phonetics/ Phonology
Aridem Vintoni wrote 11 months ago: Phonetics: The Study of Sounds of the Language Phonology: The Study of Sounds Patterns of the Langua … more →
Phonology: The Study of Sounds Patterns of the Language
Aridem Vintoni wrote 1 year ago: Phonology is a branch of linguistics. It is the study of the sound patterns of language. It is conce … more →
Spanish Phonology – is neither hard nor dry
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L. A. Pinel wrote 1 year ago: To achieve success in the learning process of a second language, students need to acquire a high lev … more →
Two Pre-Roman phonological features adopted permanently by Spanish
L. A. Pinel wrote 1 year ago: The trilled (very marked and rolled) sound of the combination rr as found in perro, barro or tierra … more →
Where did the Spanish 'v' go? Do you pronounce it like a b, a v or...?
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L. A. Pinel wrote 2 years ago: Some of the phonological (sound) patterns of Spanish can seem at first sight an insurmountable chall … more →
