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Hi, my name is Anya. I am a Russian native speaker, an English traslator and a Japanese teacher. Right now I'm studying Spanish and I hope there are more languages to come. I love studying languages, it helps me to learn about the world, make new friends and feel more comfortable while traveling. I live in Moscow, Russia and like reading, studying languages and doing kyudo (it's Japanese archery, if you are wondering). I love sleep, pandas and mandarins (the fruit, not the language ;-)). Aaand I can't live without traveling. Feel free to add me as a friend if we have something in common or if you think I can help you somehow.
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    ~Español~ pronunciation

    Can you please listen to a short audio, where I read a passage in Spanish and tell me what I should work on concerning my pronunciation?
    I was given an assignment to get a feedback from a native speaker, so, please be very critical.
    It's been only two weeks since I started to study Spanish, so I cannot speak it yet. But I can read and this is just a passage from my Students Book.
    Thank you in advance!

    Here is the text, in case it's really hard to understand my pronunciation.

    Tomar tapas es una costumbre muy española y consiste en reunirse en los bares para estar con los amigos, con la familia o con los compañeros de trabajo. Normalmente se "tapea" en varios bares, y en cada uno se piden uno o varios platos y una ronda de bebida. En cada sitio paga una persona, de forma que, si salen cinco personas a tomar el aperitivo, se suele entrar en cinco bares. Lo curioso de las tapas es que los platos se comparten. Se puede "tapear" a diferentes horas del día, como aperitivo o como sustitución de una comida o una cena.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EA86qgEaBJk

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    ~Español~ pronunciation Can you please listen to a short audio, where I read a passage in Spanish and tell me what I should work on concerning my pronunciation? I was given an assignment to get a feedback from a native speaker, so, please be very critical. It's been only two weeks since I started to study Spanish, so I cannot speak it yet. But I can read and this is just a passage from my Students Book. Thank you in advance! Here is the text, in case it's really hard to understand my pronunciation. Tomar tapas es una costumbre muy española y consiste en reunirse en los bares para estar con los amigos, con la familia o con los compañeros de trabajo. Normalmente se "tapea" en varios bares, y en cada uno se piden uno o varios platos y una ronda de bebiba. En cada sitio paga una persona, de forma que, si salen cinco personas a tomar el aperitivo, se suede entrar en cinco bares. Lo curioso de las tapas es que los platos se comparten. Se puede "tapear" a diferentes horas del día, como aperitivo o como sustitución de una comida o una cena. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EA86qgEaBJk
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