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Why Is the Spanish R Soft in PR, BR, FR, TR, DR, CR and GR?
Why is the Spanish R soft in PR, BR, TR, DR, CR, GR and FR? Discover the phonetics and Spanish phonotactics behind the soft /ɾ/ and strong /r/.
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Why do primo, brazo and tres have a soft R, while rojo and perro have a strong R? Explore the phonetics and Spanish phonotactics behind the two Spanish R sounds, with clear explanations and pronunciation practice for A1–A2 learners.
21 ago5 min de lectura


DELE A2 Explained: What the Exam REALLY Wants From You
Confused by the DELE A2 grading system? This guide explains how the DELE A2 exam really works, what examiners evaluate in the speaking and writing sections, how the holistic and analytical scales function, what “Apto” actually means, and why communication matters more than perfection. A clear and practical introduction for Spanish learners preparing for the official Instituto Cervantes DELE A2 exam.
28 may6 min de lectura
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