3 Ways to Sound Like a Native Spanish Speaker

In this video, I’m going to show you the 3 ways to sound like a native Spanish speaker. These 3 ways changed my Spanish pronunciation, and gave me MAJOR improvement in my Spanish. Now, many people mistake me for a native Spanish speaker!

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Spanish is fun! And my goal is to be the best language tutor and teach you Spanish so you can learn as fast as possible. Whether you have an A2 Spanish, B1 Spanish, or any other Spanish level, I am going to show you how easy Spanish can be!I'll show you common mistakes Spanish learners make through language immersion videos, Spanish listening practice, a how to Spanish podcast, and more!You could need Spanish for traveling, medical Spanish, maybe you have an occupation in Spanish. Either way, you'll notice your Spanish improve, wether you are just starting out, or have an advanced Spanish level.

[pdrewgabbert]

Thanks for making these videos! I’m 56 and currently work at company that is 90% Spanish-speaking; I feel like I have a great opportunity to learn Spanish now

[augustomurcia]

Hi, my friend! I'm from Colombia. I'm an English teacher, and your video is great! Greetings from Colombia!

[JustDanieIt]

The rr always gets me, I'm still working on it, but your course has been helping tremendously with all of these little details!!

[andydelahunty]

Thanks a lot, Michael, your videos are really very helpful.

[debiethredge]

Ty for the help on D. I don't think I could have articulated the difference or even realize, although I could always hear it. Now I can be intentional. Another distinction for English an Spanish is that V is a soft B

[debiethredge]

Depending upon your English! Some would pronounce the word as LIT-ul
I think the middle single our can be achieved simply by thinking of it as a swift and gentle D