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Thread: Native Spanish-speakers: do you pronounce 'cerveza' with an 's' or a 'th'?

  1. 09-08-2020, 06:03 PM #1
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    Default Native Spanish-speakers: do you pronounce 'cerveza' with an 's' or a 'th'?

    I use the 's'.
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    "S".



    Wake up and smell the coffee.
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    Spain = "th"

    Latin America = "s"

    Guinea = "th"

    Philippines = "@#¬/*¨ż"

    Case closed, next thread, nice to help you
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    i'm not a native speaker but i like using the spanish accent so "thervetha"
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    Quote Originally Posted by Autrigón View Post
    Spain = "th"

    Latin America = "s"

    Guinea = "th"

    Philippines = "@#¬/*¨ż"

    Case closed, next thread, nice to help you
    In Andalusia and Canary Islands, many people use the 's' too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Lawspeaker View Post
    "S".
    No sabia que hablas castellano.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tooting Carmen View Post
    In Andalusia and Canary Islands, many people use the 's' too.
    nah Andalusians and Canarians drink wine
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    Unhappily "s" because the correct pronunciation is with "sh".
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    Quote Originally Posted by Erronkari View Post
    the correct pronunciation is with "sh".
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