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How to sound like a NATIVE SPANISH SPEAKER! | Superholly

2,725,659 views October 25, 2017 19:07

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In brief

This video helps you refine your Spanish pronunciation, grammar, and sentence structure to sound more like a native speaker—specifically focusing on Mexican Spanish. It’s ideal for learners who want to polish their accent and avoid common mistakes, whether you’re already conversational or still building fluency.

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Does this cover Spanish from all regions?

No—it focuses on Mexican Spanish pronunciation and grammar.

Description from the creator

Want to speak FLUENT SPANISH?
Let's talk about pronunciation, grammar and structure of the Spanish language! In this video I go over a few ways to really perfect your Spanish so you can start sounding like a native speaker!
Remember, learning a new language can be really fun, and there's nothing wrong with having an accent. But, if you'd like to hear a few tips to improve and some help avoiding a few common mistakes, definitely check this video out!
HOPE YOU ENJOY!
xoxo,
Holly
PS. Please check the disclaimers below.

How to sound like a NATIVE ENGLISH SPEAKER
(tips para mejorar tu INGLÉS):
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CORRECTIONS/DISCLAIMERS:

1. I learned Spanish in Mexico, so keep that in mind. I do not pronounce the C and Z like an english TH like they do in Spain. (Both are beautiful ways of speaking, I am just teaching the one I know).
2. (@4:21) CARRO is used to say car only in certain countries. COCHE or AUTO are widely accepted as well.
3. (@4:47) CORRO already conjugated. It means "I RUN”
4. (@4:49) CORO can mean CHOIR or CHORUS
5. (@10:25) ¿QUÉ HORAS SON? - apparently this is incorrect, although it is widely used (Like in the Manu Chau song "ME GUSTAS TU")
6. (@15:33) TENGO SUEÑO - a more accurate translation would be “I’M SLEEPY". I’M TIRED would be "ESTOY CANSADO”.
7. (@17:33) I messed up the subtitle at although I did pronounce it correctly. It should be "UN DÍA GRIS”

THANK YOU GUYS! I’M DEFINITELY FAR FROM PERFECT BUT I HOPE YOU FIND THIS VIDEO HELPFUL!

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superholly published this 19:07 video tutorial on October 25, 2017. It has been watched 2,725,659 times on YouTube.

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