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Latest post Mon, May 22 2006 3:32 AM by Ron In Ohio. 1 replies.
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Chasco  +  227654 Mon, 22 May 06 02:42 AM
I know everybody has an accent, but if we Spanish people need to work on pronunciation... here is my question
Which are the words that you think we Spanish need to work more on correcting the way we say them?
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Ron In Ohio  +  227672 Mon, 22 May 06 03:32 AM

Anything with an initial 'ST' in English.  All these words will start with an "est" in Spanish.  For example...station/estacion  . .  Don't know how to insert the tildas and accent marks here yet.....sorry.....

  Spanish speakers....try to pronounce "stop" instead of "esstop".  etc.  

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