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Trilling your R’s is impossible… because you don’t know how to do it.
Read moreRock & Roll your R – The Spanish trill, step by step
Not many people try to pronounce the letter D like a Spanish native. This is totally fine because we can easily understand you and English natives if you pronounce it as you do in your mother tongue, although that sound doesn’t exist in Spanish. Actually, the sound of English D is closer to a Spanish soft R.
Improving the pronunciation of the letter D in Spanish is very simple and you can reduce your accent drastically with few tips.
Have you ever took your car to go shopping or met some friends, and suddenly realized you’re heading to work or somewhere else you frequently visit?
When you speak your first language, you don’t think how to place your mouth.
It’s like driving.
Read moreSpanish Vowels – The 4 Most Common Pronunciation Errors + How to Fix Them
Lots of kids have spelling problems with the letters B and V because they sound the same in Spanish.
Native speakers pronounce them in 2 different ways -and none of them sounds as in English.
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