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Hola amigos! Welcome to Learn Spanish World. Bienvenidos. My name is Mr. Briggs. I'm Spanish
teacher and I upload lessons every week to help you learn Spanish. Today's lesson is very
interesting. Secrets to sound like a native Spanish speaker. We're going to learn how to
start speaking as a native speaker. So this will be the first one of a series of videos.
We're going to improve our pronunciation in Spanish. So make sure you listen carefully,
copy my pronunciation, and make sure you repeat the words that I pronounce.
Practice makes perfect. So watch the video several times in order to memorize the sounds.
There are a few things that you need to keep in mind if you want to sound like a native speaker
of Spanish. And these are, first of all, remember that in Spanish what you see is what you get,
with a very few exceptions. That means that you must pronounce every word you see.
Just one sound per vowel, which is good news. You don't have to memorize many sounds for the
vowels. There's only five sounds that you have to remember. You must use proper pronunciation,
emphasis, and stress. Be particularly mindful of how you pronounce the O and the T's in Spanish.
Pay close attention to this video and watch it several times to memorize it.
Okay, are we ready to begin? Here we go. The five essential sounds in Spanish are as follows.
Now repeat it with me.
It's imperative that you remember how to pronounce these sounds correctly.
Now your turn. Let's continue. That's right, that means repeat. Make sure you repeat the
following words aloud. In that way, you'll memorize the correct pronunciation.
Come on, don't be shy. Your turn, say it.
Muy bien, let's continue.
Your turn.
Repeat it.
Please do not pronounce it as an O. It's actually an O.
Come on, don't be shy.
Let's continue. It's very important that you pronounce all these words in the correct way.
So the five essential sounds that you must know are
Muy bien. Now repeat after me. This is the letter P.
Muy bien.
Now you do it. So I'll pronounce this first and then you do it. You ready?
Your turn.
Muy bien. Next one.
Notice the accent. That's for emphasis.
Your turn.
Next one.
Come on, repeat after me.
Very good.
That means little Pepe.
Repeat.
Next one.
Muy bien. Repite.
Muy bien. Don't forget to repeat after me.
See if you can pronounce them on your own. Copy my pronunciation.
Now your turn.
Next letter.
Your turn.
Let's continue.
Muy bien.
Let's continue.
La vaca eres tú.
Repite.
Repite esto.
Repite.
Next letter.
Muy bien.
Repite.
Luz.
Your turn.
Excelente. Next ones.
Next letter.
Your turn.
Place your tongue in between your teeth and say
Tongue in between your teeth.
Excelente.
Diente.
Next one.
Very good, my dear friends. If you like this lesson, if you want to keep improving your
pronunciation, please subscribe. Muy bien, my dear amigos. That was today's lesson.
Make sure that you listen to it once again and practice your pronunciation. Please subscribe.
This will help me immensely. Every time you subscribe, you allow me to continue producing
more free lessons for you. Your subscription does matter. It makes a big difference.
So, thank you so much, my dear amigos. I'll see you next time. Adios.
