No Latin American Spanish voice installed — playing the Spain voice.
8.6
Pronunciation
ll, y and ñ
Most Spanish speakers pronounce ll and y the same, a little like the y in yes but stronger: , , , . This is called yeísmo. In parts of Argentina and Uruguay you will hear it like sh: /ˈkaʃe/.
ñ is one sound, like ny in canyon: , , . It changes the meaning: (a, one) and (fingernail) are different words.
Minimal pairs
- una/uña
- mono/moño
- pena/peña
Repeat after the voice
- la calle Mayor
- el ayuntamiento y la plaza
- Mañana voy a la montaña.
- Mañana voy a España.
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n or ñ?
Listen and choose the word.
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Directions
Listen and write.