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In spanish: | In spanish: | ||
* The letter C sounds similar to Z (In English) | * The letter C sounds similar to Z (In English). | ||
* The letter E always sounds like in "elephant" | * The letter E always sounds like in "elephant" | ||
* The letters CH sounds like in English | * The letters CH sounds like in English | ||
* But apart from this, there are not so much other secrets... | * But apart from this, there are not so much other secrets... | ||
* The letter J in spanish is pronounced as H in English. | |||
* The letters LL in Spanish is pronounced as Y in English | |||
Revision as of 23:50, 28 December 2020
Count from 1 to 10 in Spanish is very easy, I will put the number and then the pronunciation/word and mark the
tonic syllable that is marked in each word ( with ^), and at the end there are some tricks to pronunciate better.
| number | word | pronunciation |
| 1 | UNO | ÛNO |
| 2 | DOS | DÔS |
| 3 | TRES | TRÊS |
| 4 | CUATRO | CUÂTRO |
| 5 | CINCO | CÎNCO |
| 6 | SEIS | SÊÎS |
| 7 | SIETE | SIÊTE |
| 8 | OCHO | ÔCHO |
| 9 | NUEVE | NUÊVE |
| 10 | DIEZ | DIÊZ |
In spanish:
- The letter C sounds similar to Z (In English).
- The letter E always sounds like in "elephant"
- The letters CH sounds like in English
- But apart from this, there are not so much other secrets...
- The letter J in spanish is pronounced as H in English.
- The letters LL in Spanish is pronounced as Y in English