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Spanish Speaking Exercise (All Levels)

Course 101, Unit 2, Lesson 4

Describing Hairstyles

Instructions: Please recite the following paragraph. Press the 'add audio submission' button to record and submit this exercise.

El hombre viejo es calvo. El hombre joven no es calvo. Ella tiene pelo negro y rizado. Yo tengo pelo largo y café. El niño no es pelirrojo. Él tiene pelo rubio. El hombre tiene barba pelirroja y un bigote. La mujer no tiene barba. Ella tiene pelo corto y negro.

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  • yoshingles
    Mochapoints: 1939  |  Teacher Score: 242 (0%)

    te hace falta aprender mucho sobre pronunciacion, recuerda que la pronunciacion de la "h" no existe NO SUENA asi q por ejemplo la palabra hombre se pronuncia "ombre" y no se pronuncia "jombre"
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  • Gilgy
    Mochapoints: 146920  |  Teacher Score: 142010 (99%)

    As compared to English, the H in Spanish is silent, and the J sounds like the English H.

    Be mindful of the accents. Be sure to put the most emphasis on the accented syllable in cafe.

     
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  • Radik
    Mochapoints: 2890  |  Teacher Score: 737 (100%)

    I don't speak Spanish
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  • Aek.B
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    escucha!! 

    listen please
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  • Arina
    Mochapoints: 22352  |  Teacher Score: 1796 (86%)

    Hi, i don't understand your language. Best regards.
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  • vdscri
    Mochapoints: 33567  |  Teacher Score: 29784 (97%)

    sorry, Spanish isn't one of the languages I can help you with
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