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27. Problematic Spanish sounds and letter (VI): "C" and "Z" (Spanish version)

05.27.2019 - By Sergio DelgadoPlay

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As I told you in the previous podcast, we discovered a new problematic sound in Spanish that comes from the letter "C". Remember that C+A+O+U sounds as CAT (casa, correr, culebra), but when it meets with E or I it sounds like thing in the north Spanish variation (CENAR, CIEN) or with S sound in the American and south Spanish variation (SENAR, SIEN). And also, remember that if you want pronounce the vowels E or I as Cat, you must change the C letter for the QU sound: QUIEN, QUERER.

However, to the sound C+E+I we must add a new one: the sound of the letter "Z".

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