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Aug 14, 2022
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Division Bell Voted best poster 3 years in a

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Division Bell

Previous username: BluePete
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Learning Spanish.

Division Bell Voted best poster 3 years in a

8/14/22 9:11am

The th sound is called the theta. It’s primarily a Spain thing. It’s used when a c or z would normally make an s sound.

Ted Lasso

8/14/22 9:13am

Another question: how good/bad is Google translate? It's pretty bad in Japanese.

8/14/22 9:16am

It's pretty good most of the time.

RexIdaCoug

8/14/22 9:20am

Gra"th"ias is Spain and that's it...I've heard the "v" both ways but most

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

8/14/22 9:17am

Yeah, I just learned beranda... oops, veranda.

8/14/22 9:22am

The “b” and beginning “d” are hard for me to master

Archaea

8/14/22 10:04am

Th = Spain the majority of the time. V and B are interchangeable and isn't a

RexIdaCoug

8/14/22 9:18am

None of them seem to include the h in anything they spell either. 😂

blueaussie

8/14/22 9:20am

Served in Mexico. I think b and v pretty much always sound the same, even at

Run-DMT

8/14/22 9:38am

IMO, (I speak mexicanese,wife is first gen mex American, majority of her family

Rockytop

8/14/22 9:38am

Please clarify the sound

Archaea

8/14/22 10:05am

Still think think this is class related. D is more glottal stopwith higher class

Rockytop

8/14/22 5:09pm

But if I want to communicate as an educated person?

Archaea

8/14/22 8:11pm

Wanting to know also.

8/14/22 8:16pm

I hear so many versions on tv that I don’t which is the sound to emulate

Archaea

8/14/22 8:20pm

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