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This is a strange article. There aren't any Spanish words that start with W or even contain it. They're all loan words. W is pronounced "ooh-aah" with varying
by dtagames 3y ago
This is a strange article. There aren't any Spanish words that start with W or even contain it. They're all loan words.
W is pronounced "ooh-aah" with varying amounts of V in there. So Washington, for example, is four syllables: "ooh-AAH-shing-ton."
Source: I went to high school in Spain.
- genezeta 3y agoI casually clicked this and it is automatically translated according to your browser's language, it seems. So, since I opened it with the one I've set to Spanish, everything was auto-translated into Spanish. The example table became weird. Words which are clearly loaned, appear as "Walkman <-> Walkman" which is rather stupid, but I guess is correct. But then, some words which haven't really adopted into the dictionary became things like "confusión <-> Peso welter" or even "occidental <-> occidental". --- Anyway, this looks like an automatically generated blog for spam purposes. I wouldn't give it any credit.