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A note from a Chinese speaker: Be glad your language has an alphabet.

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Interestingly, being fluent in English and Dutch, I found Spanish pronunciation really easy to learn because all the sounds (except one) exist in one or both of those two languages. For example, an English-only speaker will find the Spanish j difficult, but a Dutch speaker won't. Conversely, a Dutch-only speaker (do they still exist?) might struggle with the c and z in cerveza that the English speaker has no problem with. The only sound not found in either language is the Spanish r, which is made by the tongue behind the top teeth. The Dutch roll their r's in the throat, and the English don't roll them at all.

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