Connecting pronouns to verbs

Question

I need help connecting the pronounce to the verbs. I am not forsure about the rules for doing this process. Ex:ayudarlos

Answer 1

Hi.

I think you should try the following, which might be useful to understand how it sounds when pronouns and verbs are connected, this got me to thinking for a while:

1) PRACTICE

There's a nice tool called 'Acapela voices', it's a text to speech engine, so all you have to do is choosing language and accent on the box at the left, type the word, click on 'play', and you're done.

2) Try to recognise and extract the particular sound for every of the following letters from any word you listen: b, d, g, n, i, u, y and z.

3) Try the same but this time add 'e' and 'i' for b, d, g, n, z, and this because a, o and u sounds somehow similar.

4) There's also a pretty particular exception for how 's' and 'z' in Spain, they sound like ' ds ' or something.

5) There's not a relevant difference when pronouncing ' ll ' and ' y '.

6) Y and W sounds as ' i ' and ' u ' does.

Once you feel good enough to reach the next level, use every from the above in order to recognise the sound from the ' remainings ' of every syllable.

Regards.

Answer 2

¡Hola!, Reid13:

Here is a reference page that will be a big help to you. ----> Direct Object Pronouns

Saludos/Best Regards,

Moe