The unique Spanish sound system
Spanish is easy to pronounce. Though, considering it is still a foreign language, it is bound to have some of its uniqueness in its sound system, there are actually only two major challenges:
* Rolled 'R': like Italian, Spanish uses manly 'R's that sound like an old tank cranking up. If you get some proper instructions as to tongue position, there is no reason why you should not master this sound after a few days. I like pronouncing those rolled 'R' - they are great fun.
* 'J' or Jota: this sound found in other languages, such as German 'Ach' or Scottish 'Loch'. It is not hugely difficult to master and you absolutely need to get it as raucous as the native speakers if you want to speak correctly.
English speakers often have difficulties with the highly regular word intonation in Spanish. In contrast to English, where words are 'sung' in a way that defies understanding, Spanish is spoken like a machine gun, with only one syllable per word spoken stronger, usually the one before last. I strongly caution English speakers not to speak Spanish words with English intonation. You will sound like fools and people will probably not understand what you say.
If you wish to hear these two sounds in one word, ask a native Spanish speaker to say 'Guadalajara', 'naranja', 'ejercicios' or 'Borgès'.
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Chao's second album with Radio Bemba Sound System, Próxima Estación: Esperanza, ... His song "Me llaman Calle", written for the 2005 Spanish film Princesas.
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