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> If you pronounce a consonant wrong or leave it out, you're unintelligible I don't know anything about Spanish but this seems like an overgeneralization for E
by kevinmchugh 8y ago
> If you pronounce a consonant wrong or leave it out, you're unintelligible
I don't know anything about Spanish but this seems like an overgeneralization for English. There's rhotic and non-rhotic accents. Public figures start dropping their gs to appear folksy. My dad's side of the family says "the" as "da" and they're understood if occasionally lightly mocked.
- brlewis 8y agoI'm overgeneralizing both on the English side and the Spanish side. But there's enough truth in my description to cause speakers of one language to focus on the wrong parts of pronouncing the other language.