Is there any difference betweeen the sound of 't' and 'd' in spanish?
another pair is 'g' and 'k'. From most recording material I can perceive no difference. But in the song 'quizas quizas quizas' , the difference is quite obvious. Why?
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Yes, definitely much difference. For example "día" (day) is not the same as "tía" (aunt) But now that I live in Brazil I can see that the sound of the letter "d" in Portuguese is different from Spanish, or phonemes are not always well represented by a letter.The letter K is imported from the English and the sound is equal to "ca", "co", "cu", when combined with those vowels.Equivalent sound that i would be represented by "que", "qui" in Spanish.the letter G, it sounds like "garden" to "ga", "go", "gu", and as a "hill", in "gi", "ge". but in combination with "u", "gue", "gui" returns to its original sound
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yes example t is for todo and d is for dar something
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