Look at the Spanish word below and decide if the “d” is pronounced like the English “d”, the English “th”, or extremely soft/omi tted. (universidad)
2 answers:
It's not quite like the English 'd'. It's very softly touched. It does almost have the "th" sound, but not like the English forceful 'th'. I would say it's extremely softly pronounced.
It is pronounced as the English 'd'. I hope I helped! :)
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