The "E" in Spanish is always pronounce like the "E" in they.
It never is pronounced like the E in eh?. The eh sound does not exist in the Spanish language. Therefore, dessa-CHE-oh is how it is prounounced with an American accent and is incorrect.. Reference:"Diccionario espanol-ingles" published in 1948 by the University of Chicago, originally published by Simon and Schuster, Inc. I speak Spanish without an American accent and have spoken Spanish for 55 years. The correct pronounciation is day-say-Chay-oh. Note this pronounciation pronounces every"E" the same way-like the "e" in our word "they." By the way most Americans misprounce the Spanish article "el' meaning "the'. Americans pronounce it like we say the letter"L". The correct prounciation is like our word "ale", because the "E" in Spanish is ALWAYS pronounced like the English "long A". The Spanish I speak is called "castillano" or the Spanish from the Castile section of Spain. I can also speak the Spanish dialects spoken in Cuba, Venezuela, and Argentina. The only difference in those dialects is a slight difference in a few consonants. But in those countries the vowels are pronounced the same. Remember the correct prounciation is day-say-CHAY-oh. ----------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe or subscribe to this list. Please send a message to [email protected] In the message body put either unsubscribe dx-chat or subscribe dx-chat This is the DX-CHAT reflector sponsored by the NJDXA http://njdxa.org -----------------------------------------------------------
