Record yourself giving a performance of as much of "Chatter at a Royal Ball" as you can in Spanish. Review the story for a few m

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Record yourself giving a performance of as much of "Chatter at a Royal Ball" as you can in Spanish. Review the story for a few m

inutes if you need, and when you are ready, just click on the record button. You can review your performance by clicking REPLAY.
*Note: This is a practice activity. Completing this activity will not only prepare you for future tests and assessments but, more importantly, it will enhance your language ability. This activity will not count towards your grade.

Spanish

2 answers:

Olenka [21] · Answer 1 · 2021-12-30T13:08:30+03:00

This is what you have to record yourself saying, with the english translation.

Who is singing?

¿Quién está cantando?

The king, the king is singing.

El rey, el rey está cantando.

Which king?

¿Cuál rey?

The one who always used to play funeral chants on the drum.

El que siempre tocaba cantos fúnebres en el tambor.

Oh, it's the king who used to play funeral chants on the drum.

Oh, es el rey que siempre tocaba cantos fúnebres en el tambor.

Yes, and (he) sings well, doesn't he?

Sí, y canta bien, ¿no?

(He) sings better than (he) plays.

Canta mejor que toca.

Pls make me Brainliest, thxs.

Sidana [21] · Answer 2 · 2021-12-30T15:05:16+03:00

Answer:

A person already answered the lyrics of the song but I can give you recommendations to learn to speak Spanish more easily and fluently

First of all, remember that English and Spanish have a big difference in the pronunciation of the vowels, so you should first learn the vowels before starting. once you have reviewed them, the next thing you can do is go looking for simple words that help you practice the pronunciation, an advantage of Spanish is that the words are read exactly the same as they are written there is no other variant or extra sound .

so that you can pronounce your text well and make a good recording. you can go to the google translator and put the translation from English to Spanish and in the lower part of the text box there is a kind of speaker icon you give a clone to ahgi and he tells you the pronunciation, you could go poninedo word por plabra to listen to the individual pronunciation, and at last you listen to it completely, if you want to check for yourself that you are pronouncing it well the google translator have the option to write what you say and that way see if you write your text if it is not You can keep practicing until you get it right.