[Opinions] Re: pronunciation help needed.... anyone speak Spanish?
in reply to a message by Lumia
My old spanish teacher was from Venezuela and pronouced it gra-SEE-lah. (I'm not sure about the stressed sylable)
Replies
gra-SEE-lah is Gracila or Grasila (in my Spanish, only Grasila), not Graciela. I'm sure about this. In Spanish, the pronunciation rules are very clear: IE is a diphthong pronounced always as YEH; the sound EE is always spelled I. The reductions of diphtongs (or two vowels) are typical of an unaccurate pronunciation, for example Eusebio pronounced as Usebio, Eulogio as Ulogio, deficiencia as deficencia, Joaquín as Juquín, etc.).
And the stressed syllable is correct.
And the stressed syllable is correct.