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Pronunciation
p, t, k without a puff of air
In English, p, t and k at the start of a word come with a little puff of air (pill, top, cat). In Spanish there is no puff: , , sound softer and crisper. Hold a paper in front of your mouth: it should not move.
Spanish t is made with the tongue touching the back of the upper teeth, not the ridge behind them: , , .
Repeat after the voice
- pie, pierna, pastilla
- tos, tengo, tomar
- cabeza, cuerpo, cansado
- Tengo tos y me duele la cabeza.
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