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| 60 in spanish pronunciation: Fonetica Y Fonologia Espa?olas Richard Barrutia, Tracy David Terrell, 1982-01-27 An introduction to the pronunciation of ``general Latin American Spanish''. Written in clear, simple Spanish. Includes sections covering corrective phonetics for native speakers of English learning Spanish, articulatory phonetics, phonological analysis with emphasis on the phoneme, the major variants in the pronunciation of Spanish in Spain and Latin America, the pronunciation of Spanish in the U.S., and orthographic problems, stressing the written accent. Also contains lab exercises built into the material covered. |
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