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Learn more. And there we have an example of the so-called "Spanish Lisp". Just call it a Spanish sausage. Facebook Comments Have your say about what you just read!
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Review a complete interactive transcript under the Dialogue tab, and find words and phrases listed under Vocab. As with most aspects of language-learning, the best way to learn to lisp is to practice, practice, practice. However, here are a few tips for speeding up the process and feeling like a natural-born Spaniard:.
Find a Spanish singer from Spain, that is and sing along to one of their songs, paying particular attention to their pronunciation of c and z. Both of these are quite slow, making them good beginner choices.
Another good way to practice the lisp is to make a list of words that showcase c, z and s sounds, and turn them into flashcards.
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