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[Music] good okay mija you son Ricky the believer blocks and looked we're on our last pronunciation video let's get started we're gonna be talking about last little s n keys he said that a keys he said now lot a keys can be a little bit challenging because it has technically four sounds we only really used three sounds because the fourth one I believe it comes from the indigenous people are Mexico they was beat with that last sound it's not really found around the world the first sound that the keys can make would be as if we combine the KS together so if you remember back when we talked about not it that I've said when we combine two when we combined two seats together and it has like a bow after it it's gonna have that sound same thing with X same thing here so you will find these with words like connect see on connect see on if you remember when we had the the CC video there I use the word Lexie on well you'll see a lot anything that has XC on is gonna be either CC or it's going to be X so those are characteristics that you're really going to have to pay attention to to make sure that your spelling correctly because both of those it can be either poor you just have to know this sound usually happens when the first letter of a word is that I did I a and the next letter is I thought I'd a keys for example extra also if we find that X in between two vowels then it most likely will have the sound now let's move on to the second sound of a key a keys can't sound like an H this is most commonly found with with places or names so let's look at a few everyone knows Mexico is not pronounced like Mexico and in in Spanish its Mexico Mexico correct we also have other places like another place in Mexico wah Hakka Hakka we could take a look at names like Javier now let's take a look at the next sound of like it can sound like an S I have found that it sounds like an S when we X starts a word not all the time but sometimes for example see laughs Oh No seal off or no or you know I live in Springfield Illinois so there is a restaurant here Mexican restaurant it is called Xochimilco Xochimilco now the last sound this one is extremely rare in Spanish I don't know any words that I personally use with this sound but I want you to know because I like I said on teaching that real authentic Spanish so blankies can make the SH sound for example here's a word miss your thing miss your thing that's all there is to it so that is not a dress thank you now let's move on to rosetta la cita la cita has two sounds internationally but it just depends on where you are if you're in Spain has one sound if you're in Latin America has one stuff okay that simple you see they're gonna sound like an S or if it's going to sound like the th sound so let's take a look at the word cerveza if I'm standing on like Latin America I would say cerveza if I'm saying it like Spain I will say bata bata okay those are the two sounds of La Senza now la cita never makes the that buzzing sound that we have in English never ever so never say that because you just never do that okay because I'll be incorrect there's not very much to say about that's it that's all let's just go ahead and practice some words how would you pronounce this word if you said sin or phobia sin or phobia then you're correct how about this next word if you say this in the Latin American accent you will say sabato sabato if you say this in the Spaniard accent you will say Pato - Pato now you pronounce this next word if you said it reflects your night it reflects your night then you're correct how about this next word if you said loose blue or it might American accent I just say loop either girls will be correct last but not least let's try this word if you said humina humina then you're correct all right that completes our pronunciation series thank you so much for staying tuned for this series go ahead and review we will review so that you can speak like a native you know so that you can sound like a native when you're speaking it's okay to have your accent that's cool but why not try your best to you know fit in with the natives and sound just like them when they speak hopefully you appreciate the playlist if so please go ahead and share the whole thing so that others can learn how to pronounce Spanish correctly as well okay there's a lot of different dialects a lot of different regions and I combined them off for you in the best way that I knew how so hopefully you enjoyed them and stay tuned for the next videos that we have available for you where we'll be stepping into actually speaking Spanish all right I'm so excited about that don't forget to subscribe share like and comment thank you and God bless [Music] [Music]