"I Won´t Say I´m in Love" Latin Spanish With S&T
Uploader Comments (SarabiLioness)
Top Comments
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latin is the language of love... and this sounds so romantic! luv it so much! xx
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I'm portuguese and I think this version is great *_*
so cute <3
All Comments (47)
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@SarabiLioness I'm from Extremadura and me and all my friends pronounce "ll" and "y" like this: [ʝ],not [j]. I know some people who are 40 or more than 40 years old,like my father or grandparents,that pronounce "ll"like this:[ʎ],and "y"like this: [ʝ].Actually, I've never heard a "ll" or "y" being pronounced like a clear [j], by any native Spanish speaker,even from Andalusia, Canary Islands or Latin America. Thanks for all your videos,they are so great!
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@danco2011 yes it is in Spanish, but it is in Latin American Spanish, which means it's in the dialect that the people in latin americaa speak.
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uhm its in spanish not latin?
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its in spanish though?
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@sharley530 Did you mean " latin" as in the extinct language on which the romance languages were based on ( french, portuguese, spanish, and itlaian)..or latin because the video is called " Latin Spanish"?
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Estoy de acuerdo. Pero, creo que Meg en este lenguage es buena.
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@ennaahhagain What language are you used to?
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Her pride wont allow her to talk about love ,What!
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iMe encanta esta cancion!
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@ennaahhagain Ha! I'm mexican so I was used to Megara's voice like this. Then I listened to original version and though: "I don't like it! She sings to rough! I prefer Latin Version" xD Depends which version you're been hearing all your life n_n
i know that this question doesn't fit here, but do the pupils in (north)america learn european or latin spanish at school?(sry if my english is bad!)
isabellalovescookies 1 year ago 4
@isabellalovescookies
It depends on the teacher! If a teacher is from Spain or studied there, they teach European Spanish. Same for Latin Spanish :D In general though, we are all required to be familiar with the "vosotros" form so that we can understand Spaniards :D
SarabiLioness 1 year ago 6
I love Meg's voice♥
specially when she sings "no harán jamas que lo diga" :D
you make some great translations, at first I thought you were from latinoamerica lol
im already subscribed to you so I hope you keep doing videos like this^^
congrats from Mexico!
NiCkJoNaSgIrL7474 2 years ago 12
Thanks! I'm glad that you like them! I hope to upload a new one sometime this week! :D
That's cool that you are from Mexico! I've never been there, but I want to! :) The culture seems awesome to me :)
SarabiLioness 2 years ago
is it just in the european spanish where they pronounce 'double' L like 'y'?
(example: ¿cómo te llamas? - me llamo...)
it irritates me to hear it spoken like J ^^
BigBlueChippy92 2 years ago
My comment failed to post, so I´ll try and rewrite everything:
The pronunciation of "ll" is mainly "y". This is textbook Spanish that I believe most of the world follows. In Argentina, the "ll" is more like "zh", and in certain parts of Spain like Extremadura and Andalusia the sound is clearly "j", and there are even some pockets of Spanish speakers that pronounce it "ly", but that´s not common at all ;). The "j" sound is pretty common as well, but most places it´s just "y". :)
SarabiLioness 2 years ago 2