Spanish Pronuncation #3 - Exotic Sounds

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🗓️ 3 November 2014

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0:00.0	Hello, folks, this is Lesson 3 of the pronunciation series.
0:09.6	My name is J.P.
0:10.8	Hello, I'm Fernando.
0:13.0	Hey Fernando, how's it going?
0:15.0	Very bien.
0:16.0	So today in Lesson 3, we're going to present some exotic sounds.
0:19.4	Oh, yeah, exotic sounds?
0:20.8	Yes, these are sounds that Oh, yeah, exotic sounds?
0:24.6	Yes, these are sounds that appear in Spanish, but not in English.
0:26.3	All right, so where are we going to start?
0:28.1	Let's start with La Jota.
0:32.7	La J, okay, this is written like the English letter J, but it never makes the English J sound.
0:34.0	Never.
0:35.0	La Jota makes the Jota sound, like in jalar.
0:38.3	Jalar.
0:39.3	Ojo?
0:40.3	Ojo?
0:41.3	Reloch.
0:42.3	Reloch.
0:43.3	Okay.
0:44.3	Now, Fernando, you're using the Mexican pronunciation, right?
0:47.3	Which is forward in the mouth.
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