How to Pronounce Spanish Vowels - Spanish for Beginners

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In this video you will learn how to pronounce vowels in Spanish. You'll be able to sound like a Native Spanish Speaker!
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[@brittanywainwright2264]

This was so helpful. ¡Muchas gracias!

[@jus2bme02]

Really liked ur video very entertaining and informative

[@ShahzaibKhuhro-vk5tp]

Can you tell me how can I speak English like you . You are really speak English in very good way plz tell me . I will be your great ful 😮😮

[@tomas5577]

Hola todos! In the example for the letter U, book, you will have an accent like someone from Britain or Scotland, or maybe even eastern Canada. In most parts of English speaking Canada , words that have the “ U” sound for example are: moon, soon, loon, noon, broom. Book just has a different sound that is hard to describe in words. English is a crazy language 🤪

[@nineblessednineadorednined9214]

Correct. The sound in book (which is the same as the sound in foot for example) is different from the sound in moon, soon, etc. Spanish u sounds like moon, not like book.

[@vetcyvee861]

I'm spanish and i think that also the sound in Good is not U, right? Because I hear it different it's like in the word book

[@tomas5577]

@@vetcyvee861 Absolutely correct! As in my first comment moon soon loon noon broom boot hoop moose goose AND google have the spanish U sound. To make it even more difficult, words like look took book brook good foot logically should sound like the words above but they don’t and i have no idea how to describe the sound, and i am a Canadian English speaker. Just a matter of listening and experience i guess.

[@zmagrii]

for swedish people (it seems that) spanish o = swedish å spanish u = swedish o so need to remember to switch those!

[@TakahashiQR]

I came form your japanese channel and i didn't know you teach so many more lenguage wow Increíble, se aprecia su trabajo

[@Best_blessedRhonda]

Thank you so much for this and sharing that every vowel is pronounced

[@haroldspawacs4315]

Spanish is like reading English in my mother tongue language,the thing is that I'll not be understanding what I'm reading/saying so I decided to learn it since I'm okay with the pronunciation

[@k4ir0s]

1/3 of the video is an introduction...

[@Koasensei]

🎉

[@MariaSultana-ff1py]

Spanish seems quite easy

[@adrianrojas9538]

Saben que es gracioso aquí?: que yo soy un latinoamericano y me río de que no puedan saberse cosas tan simples como: a,e,i,o,u y que no usen la Ñ

[@Sarduel-Roj]

x2

[@Favhos-Sr]

X3

[@megaman2099]

jajajja no se porque se les complica a los gringos solo tener un solo sonido por vocal. la verdad es bien bonito poder hablar y decir la palabra tal cual como esta escrita. nada de que la A va a somar como ey aqui y luego como A. y la verdad el ingles hablado y escuchado es mas dificil que el español y no se porque se les dificulta tanto las vocales.

[@antoniodominguez7458]

Excelente!

[@lynchcw1]

Thank you so much. muchas gracias

[@mhamudshorif6098]

you look very sweet

[@amitsgvlog]

Good

[@mariegier6018]

desafortunadomente why is 2nd "d" pronounced differently from first?

[@jenniferrsn]

Because of the letters next to or before. This is important. DES and DA sound different. A trick is saying it per parts: Des - a - for - tu - na - da - men - te 😊

[@megaman2099]

no man, the trick for spanish is that vowels always has just one sound. just say it as it was written.

[@Vincentz1982]

I love your channel but please correct this. The word book in English the oo does not sound like letra u. OO in English makes two sounds. The word for the letra u sound is boot. Sorry Brenda but you’re pronouncing book wrong. It’s a huge difference. Love the content!

[@ThePhinista]

Same with pet the e is more like a “short eh” as opposed to the ay in say which is closer to how e sounds.

[@opsieegt]

im half french so im struggling

[@annebobol3801]

THANKS HAVE LEARNT SOMETHING NEW

[@haroldspawacs4315]

Like when u were reading the vowels I didn't realize that u weren't reading them in English but it felt normal to me🙆‍♂️

[@jazzman3196]

1:15

[@aniljat1449]

"A" in the word "Spanish" sounds like in English. It doesn't sound like Amor or Amar. Can you explain why?

[@alyssa772]

Because the word “Spanish” is an English word. The word for Spanish in Spanish is “Espanol”

[@aniljat1449]

@@alyssa772 thank you very much for this valuable information.

[@alyssa772]

@@aniljat1449 much obliged

[@megaman2099]

​​​@@alyssa772Español with letter Ñ

[@Armageddon227]

Thank you very much!

[@dilanaydnc7705]

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