When is the Castilian lisp used?
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When is it used?
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updated Mar 30, 2012
edited by Deewrek
posted by Deewrek
it's not a lisp (ceceo), but a seseo. that means that the s sound still exists! - unMica, Mar 30, 2012
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...just with the Z, Ce and Ci, only in Spain, not in Latin America, "Zapato" > "Thapato" Tendencias "Tendenthias" =) I think Latinamerican spanish, especially mexican is more clear and easy to listen, and therefore to understand =) Watch this:
updated Mar 30, 2012
edited by DoverMob
posted by DoverMob
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-3C4H6cPzk - DoverMob, Mar 30, 2012
there are a few of us who live in américa and speak with a seseo! but yes, you have the sounds correct - unMica, Mar 30, 2012
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Check out this previous post.
updated Mar 30, 2012
posted by Jack-OBrien
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Ci??
updated Mar 30, 2012
posted by Deewrek
...yeah =) - DoverMob, Mar 30, 2012
...as in TendenCIas would be "Tendenthias" - DoverMob, Mar 30, 2012
Give an example of Ci - Deewrek, Mar 30, 2012
Tendencias would spell as "Tendenthias" or Fincionalidad > "Funthionalidad" - DoverMob, Mar 30, 2012
