About pronunciation
Someone told me that i should pronounce the "a" like "e" in spanish, but i don't know in what cases i should.
My manly doubt is about the article "a"
She is a woman, here the sound of the article is like a "e" in spanish?
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Watch this video to understand English phonetics:
http://youtu.be/cJG0uErf8WY
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if u try speaking with the spanish vowels you will only get a terrible latin accent... just try to learn the phonemes (english has a lot of sounds that spanish doesnt). Also, if you have doubts with pronounciation, you can use the google translate audio utility.
Cheers
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Are you asking about the pronunciation of the word 'woman'? In this case, pronouncing the "a" as "e" makes is plural - women, not the singular woman. I'm sorry I don't speak Spanish, so you may be referring to an aspect of Spanish pronunciation with which I am unfamiliar.
Best wishes
Betsy
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Yes
English is a funny language to be honest.
They do have different pronunciations in different words.
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