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In what parts of Spain do the citizens speak with a lisp? |
Travel Info I was taught that heavy lisps were a part of the accent in a certain region of Spain, but my husband thinks the lisp is something everyone does. Who is right? Travel Tips according to THIS source, most explanations for what's perceived as a lisp are legends without a factual basis. the lisp is more of an accent, a difference in pronunciation, than a fault. still, studying dialects is one of the more interesting aspects of language to me. thanks for the tip. Source(s): http://spanish.about.com/cs/qa/a/q_lisp.... Other Travel Tips Barcelona is pronounced barthelona. i dont realy know how to spell it because i have only said it but i think your talking about "theta's" (or at least thats what we have been calling it) its a very common dialect. it is simply a way to soften the words and make thm flow of the tounge. i and from cuba so you would expect me to have a latin american dialect but in reality my time in spain has given me a thick spainard accent currently to college in madrid and have lived there since freshman year Everywhere in Spain. (Sorry). Yes there are different dialects in different parts of the country. But C and Z are pronounced as 'th' pretty much everywhere in Spain. |
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