Why do Spaniards speak with a lisp?

Why do Spaniards speak with a lisp?

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Because they're fucking stupid Mexican pieces of dogshit
They speak bastardized cuck italian

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We don't?

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I think they might have gotten it through Greek influence on Latin but that's just a hunch.

I heard some retarded story that they had a king who spoke with a lisp, so everyone started speaking with a lisp as a sign of reverence

lolwut

only in certain places

What's your point you Calabrian sausagefest enthusiast

You have a fucking leaf on your flag

I like these little stories but reality tends to be exceptionally boring.

Why not?

There's only lisp on the green part

They call "lisp" not pronouncing "c" and "z" like "s".

everything except light blue is considered lisp for them

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we don't say "Pendejo, wey , mi carro" and other words from mexico,friendo

The fuck?

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The theta sound. Even though some people only use it occasionally.

Can you Spanish identify where someone comes from from their accent? Like Canarias or Venezuela or Uruguay?

And your flag represents Muslim infested cheese-breathed cucks
Doesn't make a Spaniards less mentally disabled

English calls "lisp" to both, "ceceo" and "seseo", so your claim is meaningless till you tell us what do you mean.

I can't, but I think some people do.

you are a peruvian living in Canada amigo

English has a -th sound in most sentences. I don't see the big deal. The Spaniards only have a "lisp" before certain vowels.

What we call seseo is what they call not talking with a lisp.

maybe big regions
we can tell the difference between a mexican a venezuelan and an argentinian but probably not between a colombian and a venezuelan

Tell me, how do you pronounce think?

tink :^)

I can't pronounce TH sounds.

Fucking retards. It's the pronunciation of the language, not a speech impediment. A lisp is when you're unable to pronounce the S sound and is pronounced as th in English.

>let me tell you how you should pronounce your language

>Amigo
It's amico in Italian you faggot
Note the fucking c
Stop bastardizing

Then, you have a lisp.

Spanish comes from latin, not Italian. Faggot

Latin was closer to Italian. That's my point. Italian is the only true romance language. All the differences between Spanish and Italian are illiterate spaniards' mistakes.

No need to be so aggressive. The king with a lisp is a common folk story here, unbustle your britches

Why do anglos speak with a lisp?

Think, thatcher, throughball, thaw, theater

I wonder how sudacas pronounce think. Sink or dink?

I get what you're trying to say but there is a real difference between the English Th and your lisping.

Everyone who is an outside listener from neither Spain nor and Anglo country will tell you this.

The phonetic switch in Spain happened in the 17th century. Quixote for example was pronounced as Quishote and we had the french dj and italian zz sounds. We had six sounds and simplified it by having three: s sound, th sound and the spanish j (kh?).

Caza and casa sound totally different while latinos pronounce them exactly the same. AFAIK our /s/ is the same as in english and our z is almost the same as the english th.

>and our z is almost the same as the english th.
Exactly, they're almost the same, the difference being one sounds like a lisp to neutral listeners and the other doesn't. I'm not even trying to insult your language but this is the truth.

"Lisp" doesn't mean what you think it means.

casa and caza sound totally different, the fuck are you talkinng about? /s/ vs /θ/

God, you're retarded.
Read and again, please.

Because they are gay.

like think, btw, you do a weird sound when you pronounce the "s", is not only the "z" pronunciation

According to the phonetic diagrams our s is exactly the same sound as the english one so I guess it's because of our accent.

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It's the other way around.

Everyone outside of Spain will tell you that you lisp, even people who aren't Anglo, but for some reason everyone else in the world is wrong and you are right. It doesn't matter what you decide to call it.

For example if everyone who visited Portugal told me our language is ugly I still wouldn't find it ugly but I would be forced to agree with them, it really must sound ugly to everyone else.

Perhaps you can't hear it, but everyone else outside of Spain hears your sound as definitely being a lisp

Your /θ/ is a lisp and the English /θ/ is not.

Also lets talk in our languages since it's easier

"Tinc".

I hate that idgaf "latino" accent. Bitches like Sofía Vergara who don't make the slightless effort to make the correct sounds. It's so obvious that she makes that stupid accent on purpose.

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I hate that fucking costeña scum.

you whistle a little bit, most people leave the tip of the tongue touching below the lower teeth, while when you pronounce the "s" it sounds like if the tongue was floating around the space between the upper and lower teeth, making a slight whistle sound

Since when the lisp has a whistle? I thought it was just ceceo like the one some andalusians have, can anyone post an english speaker lisping? Maybe I don't know

Why should she quit what gives her jobs? Americans just want to hear her thick spanish accent.

What? I think you misunderstood my post. I know we speak with what anglos call a lisp. But lisp isn't just using the sound "th" like the post I mentioned implied. The words he wrote can't even be pronounced with a lisp.

Idk man, you tell me

Idk about that since I don't really speak Spanish that well, but it's not just Anglos, we don't know exactly what that weird sound is but it is considered a clear lisp here too, and by the looks of it, in many other countries as well.

It's weird that you can't hear it.

Do you mean the /th/ pronounciation of z and ce/ci? Because that's why they say we talk with a lisp.

That's probably it, yeah. But again, it's not just they, we hear it as a lisp too, as I'm sure you hear things about our language that we can't recognize as being so.

So when we say sí what do you hear?

Spain forgot they kept all their balls in Gibraltar before giving it away to Britain so Spaniards all talk like nutless faggots.

Better to lose a war against england that to lose against a bunch of vietnamese farmers, dont you think?

Your flag makes me think of boiling unpleasantly hot days

It's warmer in London than in my city. Actually I don't know why people complain about your weather. I was in march in London and got a fucking sunburn in my neck.

>This level of autismo
I knew leafs were butthurt but this is a whole new level

That's your average day in most of Spain tobh.

In some of you I hear Si but in others Thi, where the Th is actually a lisp and not the English Th