Spanish Accent (pronunciation) Rules - Las reglas de acentuación

Every word in Spanish is pronounce in a particular way. Each word as a tonic syllable which is where the syllable is "stressed" a bit more or the volume "rises" just a bit. This video will review the two rules that govern where we find the tonic syllable.

[@kristianazur948]

One of the underrated KZbinrs

[@annabuist4285]

I completely agree

[@CBiscuitOfficial]

bruh

[@lexinaut]

Thanks! ✨🌝Enthusiastically and clearly presented.

[@MegaErickRuiz]

Just so you know, "práctico" means practical, not practice. "Práctica" would be practice.

[@MaestroKaplan]

Thanks for the comment. I realized that error a few months after I posted the video, but I didn't know how to fix it. Hopefully people will see the comment!

[@sowhatsup5617]

love your accent! not the acentuación but how you pronounce the words

[@vampireilluminati9087]

Wow you taught me more in six minutes than my 3 year Spanish class 😑😂

[@neon.pink.productions]

True lol, I did Spanish for 2 years and I don’t remember being explained about the accent marks or stress on syllables much at all

[@AnhNguyen-cb9ph]

AMAZINGLY explained. Thank you so much!

[@Niyajenai]

Gracias por este video, me ayuda mucho

[@passplus1]

This was a great help. Thank you. Very clearly explained.

[@crystallepe7790]

Thank you for making such great videos!

[@vinodsaxena8713]

How to get more examples. Its very interesting and mind blowing.Tks.

[@krishitakrishnani5438]

What if 2 vowels come together? Like the word "juez"? How to break this?

[@MaestroKaplan]

Krishitia: that UE forms forms one sound. it will not be seperated. Here is a video that explains why. It is four ish minutes. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4G2paRqZdFojLs