La Bruxa
I am a musician working on a song entitled "La Bruxa" or sometimes I have seen it as "A Bruxa". It's my understanding it is a Spanish waltz. The dictionary does not have bruxa...what is this word in English, or would it possibly be a name ? Thanks.
4 Answers
Thanks for your help Cherry.
Gary
it would be pronounced more like brew ha.
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That could be true, I have not heard the song pronounced. In that case it would be pronounced Bru - ha correct ? And if so, U sound or uh sound ? Thanks so much,
Gary
think it might be a alternate way of spelling bruja. It means "witch'.
The "J" and "X" are sometimes used interchangeably because they can be pronounced the same depending on the location with the English "H" sound.
Some other examples of this are'
México - Méjico
Don Quijote- Don Quixote
Javier- Xavier