This puzzles the non-Anglo

>this puzzles the non-Anglo

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No it doesn't

no one use this shit. If you use it no one will undestud you
speek easy laike everebody- dont be anglo_slut

wrong letters

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>this confuses the anglo

This confuses the anglo

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desu, this is kinda pointless. it's just ''ss''

how so

rr and nh too

soft th
s
ny
fuck off with your moon talk

this is the easiest sound ever though
still not sure how the español and english θ is so hard to make for everyone else

Every time pronounce a word with a 'th', I blow a raspberry.

'This' and 'That' become 'pfftis' and 'pfffftat'

what the fuck

'nyeh'








vocaroo your ñ, say wañaño

Isn't this just a c that sounds like an s? Just like the c in Special.

Anime taught me it's in the word selecao

Ш


Щ


Ь

Ъ

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>soft th
Just proved my point
Its the voiced th
Most people surprisingly don't know what sound this symbol makes when they see it

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tú soy autista

this guy knows what's up

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wtf do you mean? Brits literally don't pronounce 'th'

>I think so = ah fink so

well yes, it's a good ñ. i thought you'd pronounce it like argies, "espaniol" instead of "español"

You realize saying all Brits have the cockney accent is like saying all Americans talk like cowboys. They invented the language and all its archaic rules.

>mfw trilingual and can pronounce all of this shit
get on my level fags
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All those Italians took the Spanish language and just fucked it up the ass with their wild accent

argies don't really pronounce their own language like how i thought it sounded when i was 6 do they

sh
sh
?
?
ok you got me

sh
shch
soft sign
hard sign

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last two are cheating

Ñ does not sound as the English NY. Anglo speakers may think they sound alike because their ears are not trained to hear the difference.

Its the same as a non English speaker saying that S and TH sound the sane: for him it does indeed sound equal, but it is just because he is unable to recognize a sound his language lacks.

Any Spanish speaker would tell you that "opinión" and "opiñón" sound different.

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Why do I feel gay when I try to make that sound? I feel ridiculous putting my tongue bellow my upper teeth and blowing air

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