How would the name Edgar Genovese be pronounced in Argentine Spanish?
Attention Argies! I have a question about your glorious country!
Aiden Butler
Anthony Campbell
>Argentine Spanish
Mind you there isn't a single Argentinian Spanish, but a bunch of dialects; you probably meant the Rioplatense one.
Regardless. [ed̪͆'gaɾ xe.no.'βe.se], as in most other dialects.
Sebastian Cook
Thanks.
Ian Bennett
our spanish isn't really that different pronunciation wise, we only differ in y/ll/ and in "SK" sounds
Michael Anderson
Uffffff well is little hard try to explain a anglo parlant well , the important is in genoves its like JENOVES
Daniel Lewis
Yes its like the neightbor say
Colton Smith
good transliteration m8
with the G sounding as spanish, in other words, "Edgar Henovehseh"
Matthew Lee
>and in "SK" sounds
examples pls
Jordan Carter
i hate these threads about argentina
just stay away
Brody Jackson
si no te gusta vestite y andate
Cameron Allen
Tits
Jeremiah Bell
escuela
casco
cascada
cascote
would be
ejcuela
cajco
cajcada
cajcote
Samuel Cruz
salame
Lucas Perry
se viene el "amerindian shithole desu"
Ryan Ross
pretty good post
Joseph Edwards
pero andate a la puta que te parió y pedle mesada pelotudo del orto
Jose Wilson
Cuyano = rightful Chilean clay
Ian Garcia
amerindian shithole desu
Jack Gray
>tfw i read all argentinian posts in a cute girl voice
Anthony Davis
Nunca he escuchado a un argentino hablar así
Lucas Murphy
Why is there a color for >30% if it's not used?
Ryder Johnson
por si acaso?
Brayden Bennett
como en chile?
nosotros diriamos algo como:
ehcuela
cahco
cahcaa
cahcote
o sea, seria mas suave que usando la J
Ian Morris
>glorious
Leo Watson
We don't pronounce j like an anglo h here in Spain.
Brody Nguyen
>We don't pronounce j like an anglo h here in Spain.
Andalusians do it. In the Americas, it's common in Cuba, Central America and PR.
The /k/ there has nothing to do, it can happen before any consonant - for example "mismo" sounding like "mihmo".