Inglés - B1.1 - 10 Pronunciation Mistakes Spanish Speakers make

Study Notes

The video discusses 10 pronunciation mistakes made by Spanish speakers in English.
Spanish speakers may drop consonant sounds at the end of words in English.
The 'M' sound often turns into an 'N' sound at the end of words for Spanish speakers.
Spanish speakers may substitute 'Z' sounds in English with 'S' sounds.
The 'y' sound in English is often pronounced as a 'j' sound by Spanish speakers.
Similar vowels are often pronounced the same by Spanish speakers.
Spanish speakers may pronounce the 'v' sound in English as a 'b' sound.
The American 'r' sound may be substituted with a short Spanish 'r' sound.
It is important to be aware of these pronunciation mistakes and practice the correct sounds.
A practice sheet is available for download to help with practicing.
Tips for pronouncing the 'r' sound in American English.
Explanation of the 'h' sound in English and how it differs from Spanish.
How to practice adding vowels at the beginning of words that begin with 'st'.
Explanation of how the 'th' sound is different in Spanish and English.
Common pronunciation mistakes made by Spanish speakers.
Awareness is key to improving pronunciation.
The importance of tongue placement and air flow in pronunciation.
Top 10 pronunciation mistakes made by Spanish speakers.
Mistakes are common for speakers of different dialects of Spanish.
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