In the next 5 minutes, you'll learn the 5 Spanish vowels, the most common pronunciation mistakes, and practice real words. Let's go! π

Spanish only has 5 vowel sounds (English has like 15!). And they never change. Once you learn these, you can pronounce almost any Spanish word. Tap each card to see example words.
Pro tip from Fer: Spanish vowels are short and crisp. Don't drag them out like in English. βNoβ is a quick βnohβ β not βnoooohβ π
These are the pronunciation traps that make you sound like a textbook. Avoid them and you'll sound way more natural from day one.
"hola" = "oh-lah" (not "ho-lah")Think of it as a ghost letter β it's there but you never hear it! π»
"pero" = tongue taps the roof of your mouthSay "butter" fast in English β that "tt" sound is close to a Spanish R!
"a" in "casa" and "banana" sounds the sameThis is the #1 thing that makes you sound more natural instantly.
"mΓΊsica" = MU-si-ca, "cafΓ©" = ca-FENo accent mark? Stress the second-to-last syllable (most of the time).
Say each one out loud. Seriously β reading Spanish silently doesn't count! Use the pronunciation guide and try to sound it out.
π‘ Remember: H is silent!
π‘ The "ci" sounds like "see"
π‘ Accent on the "Γ" in dΓas
π‘ Stress the last syllable
π‘ U is always "oo"
π‘ Both A's sound the same: "ah"
π― Try saying all 6 without looking at the pronunciation guide. You're already sounding more natural!
Let's see what you picked up. 4 quick questions.
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