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     How to say OR in Spanish - When to use O or U | Clase con explicaciones en español

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3. lingualinkup.com › spanish-alphabet-soundsSpanish Alphabet Sounds - Lingua Linkup

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   Apr 27, 2020 · Vino (Wine) Quiero un vaso con agua. (I want a glass of water) El viento sopla fuerte (The wind blows strong) w. DOH-blay OOH-bay (This letter is not native to Spanish most of the words with this letter come from different languages.) (sounds similar to English ‘w’.)

   Letter	Pronunciation In English & Tips For ...	Words In Spanish W/ This Sound ...
   a	AH (It's a soft "ah" like in "aha!)	Acaba (Just) Adelante (Ahead/Come in) ...
   b	BEH (like the ‘b’ in ‘bay’)	Bueno (Ok) Bacan (Great) Biblioteca ...
   ba	BAH	Bailar (To dance) Ballena (Whale) A ...
   be	BEH	Beso (Kiss) Belleza (Beauty) Ellos se ...

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   Browse Spanish translations from Spain, Mexico, or any other Spanish-speaking country. Free Spanish translation from SpanishDictionary.com. Most accurate translations. Over 1 million words and phrases. Translate English to Spanish to English.

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6. spanishandgo.com › learn › guide-to-vowels-in-spanishYour One-Stop Guide to Vowels in Spanish [Las Vocales – A E I ...

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   A in Spanish sounds like “ah” in English. To pronounce this letter better, open your mouth wide to emphasize the letter’s sound. An example is “Agua” (think ah-gwuh) which means “water” in English. E in Spanish sounds like “ay” in English. You have to close your mouth a little bit to pronounce the word well. An example of this ...

7. www.spanishdict.com › guide › spanish-alphabetSpanish Alphabet Pronunciation | SpanishDictionary.com

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   At the beginning of a word, it's pronounced like the Spanish trilled rr (see below). rr. doble erre. To make the famous trilled rr (which is no longer considered a "letter" in the Spanish alphabet), the key is practice. Practice tip: Say the word butter (with American pronunciation) and think of the sound you make in the middle (tt).

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   How do you pronounce oo in Spanish?

   • Open your mouth a little bit bigger than E. An example is “Oso” (oh-soh) which means “bear” in English. U in Spanish sounds like “oo” in English. You only need to open your mouth a little bit to pronounce this letter. An example is “Uruguay” (oo-roo-guay) which is also spelled the same way in English. What differs is the pronunciation.

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   What does O mean in Spanish?

   • Close your mouth a little bit more from E. An example in Spanish is “iris” (sounds like ee-reese) and means the same thing as “iris” in English. O in Spanish sounds like “oh” in English, but more staccato and less breathy. Open your mouth a little bit bigger than E. An example is “Oso” (oh-soh) which means “bear” in English.

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   How do you pronounce a in Spanish?

   • A in Spanish sounds like “ah” in English. To pronounce this letter better, open your mouth wide to emphasize the letter’s sound. An example is “Agua” (think ah-gwuh) which means “water” in English. E in Spanish sounds like “ay” in English. You have to close your mouth a little bit to pronounce the word well.

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   How do you pronounce e in Spanish?

   • E in Spanish sounds like “ay” in English. You have to close your mouth a little bit to pronounce the word well. An example of this letter in a word is “Elote” (think ay-low-tay) which means “corncob.” I in Spanish sounds like the letter “e” in English. Close your mouth a little bit more from E.

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9. www.wordreference.com › es › translationEnglish-Spanish Dictionary - WordReference.com

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   The Collins Spanish Dictionary. The WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary is a living, growing dictionary. It contains over 96236 terms and 280119 translations in both English and Spanish and continues to grow and improve. In Spanish-English, thousands more terms that are not included in the main dictionary can be found in the WordReference ...