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VineyardsOfEngedi

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Spanish Phonetics :geek:

Open Syllables ( Silabas abiertas ) please excuse the missing tilde in the Spanish words, until I add Spanish Keyboard. -.-

Ana, la, mi, una, banana, leche, nata, vitamina, de, mani, no, harina, manana, para, helado, me, pero
 
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JaumeJ

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Creo que es permitido escribir sin acentos. Al menos en principio. Bendiciones de Jesus, Yeshua, siempre..j
 
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VineyardsOfEngedi

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JaumeJ said:
Creo que es permitido escribir sin acentos. Al menos en principio. Bendiciones de Jesus, Yeshua, siempre..j
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hahah muchas gracias :LOL: mi primer estudiante :p creo :ROFL:

y a proposito, falto el antes de principio.... Al menos en el principio
 
JesusLives

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Mea speaky no espanola…. in other words... this is my broken Spanish speak....
 
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One very important quirk about many English-speaking folks trying to make up a Spanish word is to put an o or an a at the end of a word thinking they are speakins Spanish. Here it has been done with a truly kSpanish root, "Español + an O" Español is the word. Others tend to place a k sound in place of the jota or J...…….two habits besst not to pick up. God bless you...
 
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VineyardsOfEngedi

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JaumeJ said:
One very important quirk about many English-speaking folks trying to make up a Spanish word is to put an o or an a at the end of a word thinking they are speakins Spanish. Here it has been done with a truly kSpanish root, "Español + an O" Español is the word. Others tend to place a k sound in place of the jota or J...…….two habits besst not to pick up. God bless you...
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Yes, it happens, unfortunately.
 
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i would if I could. im interested in learning some vocab. such passion the Spanish have! and dare I say ....mystic potential?
 
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Cracks me up watching some folk trying to communicate with Spanish-speaking folk. After the second or third attempt, they start speaking s-l-o-w-l-y, as if it'll make a difference....
 
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morefaithrequired said:
i would if I could. im interested in learning some vocab. such passion the Spanish have! and dare I say ....mystic potential?
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Ooo I like that .... mystic.. lol you think so? wait were you referring to the people or the language? lol :unsure:
 
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morefaithrequired said:
i would if I could. im interested in learning some vocab. such passion the Spanish have! and dare I say ....mystic potential?
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mirabella starr translated "dark night of the soul" from spanish to english. im reading it now.
 
JesusLives

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Taco, burrito.....I could at least eat....porfavor. Can't spell English words so no chance with Spanish....
 
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I do love hearing people speak Spanish or French the love languages.....
 
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