Basic Spanish Vocabulary Series: Colors
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I’m from Spain and the ‘C’ and ‘Z’ ARE pronounced like ‘S’ in Southern Spain, including the Canaries. The ‘TH’ sound is frm Nothern and Middlands in Spain.
gracias!!!
Gracias. Yo soy muy gracioso por tu video.
Azul= asul in Latin America.
Azul: athul in Spain.
In conclusion Latin American is the best.
yeah !! te puedo ayudar
I am 11 and have been offered to take Spanish as an Early GCSE.
And I have fogotten it all..
I have forgotten simple words – like how to desribe what i look like in spanish – can anyone help me?
GOOD VIDEO BTW! =] x
Me alegro mucho que le sean de utilidad. Gracias por sus palabras.
Julio
Muchas gracias por estos vídeos. Me son muy útiles para mis clases.
Great!!!! Happy Spanish teaching and learning!
thanks to this video im theaching my sister xD
its pretty worth it , 5 stars .
i am takin spanish class im in the 6th grade and this helps me very much…
THANK YOU
Hola, me llamo Pedro y soy de España. You are right. This Sir has a South America accent because the ‘C’ in Spanish (Spain,Europe) is pronounced like ‘TH’ and never as the sound ‘S’. HOWEVER the ‘C’ is pronounced as ‘K’ in ‘Casa’ (house,home) BUT can also be pronounced as ‘TH’ as in the word ‘sinCero’ (honest). Anyways the video is helpful
en realidad es sabía
ya se, yo se….where dis all start I must be referring to sum1 else’s comment..Morado is purple YES! but anyway (pero otro vez )we use cafe in my household for brown….Paz!
You are right! Thanks for commenting.
That is correct! Thanks for commenting.
Julio
But morado is purple, not brown.
I think you Sir are from America Latin because you pronounce S for C .
I am studing spanish and in Spain is pronounced like TH.
its the same marron and cafe whatever!
you can say this form:
COLOR CAFE or COLOR MARRON
its the SAME!!!
OK
its the same marron and cafe whatever!
you can say this form:
COLOR CAFE or COLOR MARRON
its the SAME!!!
OK
we use morado…
I thought brown was cafe? Im teaching my son cafe cause its easy 4 him to remember that word instead of marron, he relates it more with the drink coffee also “cafe”….
Nothing further from the truth. The word “marrón” is very commonly used in the Spanish speaking world. Do your research and you will see how widely used it is, even more than “café”.
Thanks for your comment.
Julio
the thing is that this video uses the type of spanish that the spanish speaking community in reality does not. no one uses marron anymore
some latin countries use café, like Chile, I think Argentina also and Perú. Some others like Venezuela, Colombia, Cuba, etc. use marrón. It´s like the differences you have in english between Australia, England, USA. that´s it…
bye
marlen de Chile