Stop MISPRONOUNCING these 13 Spanish Words

[@lb9007]

De regreso en Québec llevamos una grande bolsa de flor de Jamaica. Asi podemos abrivechar y recordarnos de Mexico durante 4 meses 😋.
BTW eres guapísima como siempre especialmente te queda muy bien tu vestodo negro 🥰. Gracias y salutations de Québec ⚜️🇲🇽

[@skater4life1031]

Cognates y fricatives - muy importante🎉

[@msmendes214]

I've never heard anyone ever say jalapeño with an English J sound. Nor tortilla with an "l" sound. Maybe because I'm in Southern California? I guess that's an advantage of living here!

[@hagendf]

I got corrected about "Perro" because I didn't roll the *rr*. I practice that too when I read Spanish text out loud.

[@springspanish]

We have a video for that ;)

[@ChristopherMurtagh]

Mi agua fresca favorita es jamaica. Aqui en Puerto Escondido el agua de carambola es muy popular, pero a mi me gusta menos.

[@travelvideos]

When you learn English, we want that accent on the first syllable.

[@Waltaere]

Spriiing 😃

[@What_Makes_Climate_Tick]

Me gusta la horchata, pero no pruebé otro tipo de agua fresca. Tengo que mirar esto video otra vez, porque unas de estas pronunciaciones son sutilas.

[@mtkeg65]

Who eats only one tomale?

[@roblow5745]

You are so gorgeous 😍

[@springspanish]

Thank you!!

[@barrykimmitt]

does...pronounced "duz" in english, senorita. At 3:50 you said "as one dos" como two in espanol. No quiero corregirte en tu pronunciacion pero...🙃

[@stephenreed6875]

Why is the subjunctive used at 3:29 "ahora que salga"? Is it because she is talking about the future and she is still at work?

[@PeakBagger999]

Exactly, she’s saying that now that she’s getting off work, meaning that she’s about to get off work but it hasn’t happened yet.