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Getting Along With Spanish Pronunciation |
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Submitted by Consuelo Acosta
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There is an obvious difference in the Spanish pronunciation compared to its English language counterpart. Many Spanish speaking students find it a little difficult to pronounce the Spanish words; this is because the Spanish language has a crisp and detailed sound to it. But the good thing about the Spanish language is that everybody knows that it’s a syllabic language.
This is one point of the Spanish language which could be of help to the student while he’s learning – the pronunciation. Unless you know how to say the words properly and clearly; you will never have the confidence to say what you want to say using Spanish. It doesn’t matter if you don’t know much of the words just yet, what’s important is that you gradually take the time to master the correct use and pronunciation of each word.
Still, there are students or beginners who struggle to learn the language and yet still end up with very little progress. If you are one of these people who find it difficult to pronounce Spanish words, why not make the extra effort to create your very own pronunciation chart for your own convenience? It doesn’t have to be too technical, as long as you think it could suffice to what you need to remember in order to pronounce words correctly.
If you want to practice speaking Spanish like a Spanish pro, try to use the front of your tongue (mouth) when saying Spanish words. This could get weird at first because as oppose to the English language, English speakers use the back of their mouth all the time to pronounce words. So if you haven’t been really involved in speaking Spanish words all your life, this could be a trial.
Don’t worry though; you can still practice in front of the mirror. Just grab piece of paper and hold it in front of your mouth. The less air you produced, the better you become. Don’t forget to emphasize your R’s and L’s. These are letters that really distinguishes the Spanish language from other languages.
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