Learn the Top 10 Hardest Spanish Words to Pronounce
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Frigorífico no se usa en México, se usa "Refrigerador" :v
R. Alfaro ya and she might be talking about Spain Spanish.... if that makes sense bc I think some Spanish words are different in Spain
MarTheWeirdo Mer no, in Spain Nevera is used for fridge, and Rosa doesn't pronounce the z or c like th, so she's from South America somewhere
We say" frigorífico "or "nevera " ( more the second one )
Aca le decimos heladera xd
I don't think these are the hardest words though... but thanks.. learned a few new words. :)
Perro is the most difficult word to pronounce... if you can't roll your 'r's then it's impossible!
well, isn't hard :/ try to make the sound like a motorcycle ;) and practice with these words:
•Correr _Run_
•Perro _Dog_
•Carro _Car_
•Carreta _Cart_
•Tierra _Ground_
•Jarra _Pitcher_
•Corriente _Current_
•Burro _Donkey_
•Sierra _Saw_
Try to practice with these word making the sound like a motorcycle
(I'm native spanish)
IKR
Totally agree!
Lol where's ''parangaricutirimícuario'' or "otorrinolaringólogo''?
Hola Wendsday,
Those are very hard words too.
Maybe we need to do more lists with hard words to pronounce.
Saludos,
Carla
Team SpanishPod101.com
or esternocleidomastoideo! It took me a lot a learn that one lol
Otorrinolaringologo was easiest word for me to learn.
This wasnt hard? Maybe bc i talk tagalog in spanish is very similar 😂
Great video but you didn't chose many difficult words "penguino "?! That's easy! How about disfortunademente. I like the phrase examples you give. A space for time to say them myself would be great.
+Ritchie Rosson Pelo? Even easier...
Yeah, this is all super easy.
Pelo?! No, I could never say that. Too difficult ;)
its pingüino and desafortunadamente .
Gracias Vanessa x
+Ritchie Rosson de Nada 😁
El perro de San Roque no tiene rabo porque Ramón Ramírez se lo ha robado.
Try it :D
Que triste estás Tristán, tras tétrica trama teatral... this one is harder
isn't it "se lo ha cortado"?
This is a good video!! As a beginner Spanish speaker, words like paragua,pelo, and perro are actually easy to pronounce. Maybe this video is for Spanish learners of all levels(beginner, intermediate,and advanced) to watch. Which is a nice thing. 😁
You forgot "reloj", to me it's the hardest and I bet also for the Japanese! ;)
¿Desde cuando pelo es dificil de pronunciar?
7 and 8 is easy to say...but mostly because I am Hispanic ,and hear Spanish all the time by my grandparents when I'm at their house and I used to live with them for many years but my mom never speaks it so that's why I don't speak it but I understand when my grandma tells me to do things in Spanish but not that he said she said convos ect. sadly(no one probably care but I just felt like saying )
desafortunatamente, indescriptible, antigüedad, there are many more words I struggle with. not so much with niño.
+Naomi Rivera - - I'm a native spanish speaker, and we too struggle with long words. I'll give you a secret to deal with them: think them as multiple words, as a phrase. For example: "des - afortunada - mente", "in - des - crip - tible". It does not matter where you choose to break the word, as long as you're breaking it into multiple "words". You pronounce them "slightly" together, that's what i do, that's my "secret".
+Emmanuel A. gracias
+Emmanuel A. same here im a fluent spanish Speaker and saying the Long Words is difficult when you speak the words
La palabra para refrigerator es "HELADERA" que es la mas conocida o de última "REFRIGERADOR" que es prácticamente la misma palabra, frigorífico es donde hacen la preparación y la exportación de carnes a supermacados o carnicerias. La oración que hiciste sobre frigorífico esta mal hecha y suena raro y por favor extranjeros no usen la palabra "idiosincrasia" no sean tan Nerds
Supongo que eso depende de la zona. Todos sabemos que cambia según regiones, hay por ahí un vídeo muy simpático en el que juntan a personas de distintas nacionalidades y les preguntan por palabras comunes en cuanto a vestuario, ¡cuántas diferencias hay!. En este caso, en España si se dice frigorífico, o nevera. Y en cuanto a heladera, para un español es la máquina que hace helados.
They are very easy .. maybe bc my language is near to Spanish
umm hard words to pronounce maybe like three of them
The hardest word for me to say is madrastra.
i'm Italian I don't find those word difficult at all
i don't see anything hard about paraguas
pelo es el del CU** Cabello el de la cabeza xdxdxd
That's not the meaning of "idiosincrasia". She misused that word there. I'll give you a real example:
"El rechazo a la corrupción es parte de la idiosincrasia de este pueblo". ("The rejection to corruption is part of this people's idiosyncrasy").
Extremadamente is the hardest word that you would use in everyday language to pronounce.
pelo és recontra híper fácil de pronunciar v: hasta un bebé que recién nació lo diría
Desde mi punto de vista, como profesor de chicos ingleses de 9-13 años, te propongo "ajedrez, cuatro, piragüismo, equitación, ronronear, aerodeslizador, farmacia, veinte, pie, precioso, vuelvo, zorro, seis, llueve, hay, y gracias. Gracias por el vídeo; voy a presentarlo a mis estudiantes la semana que viene.
you should choose harder words these are so easy
I'm just learning the basics but these words aren't hard at all :D maybe they are hard for native english speakers i guess
1:03 I don't think washing one's hands every hour is an idiosyncracy nowadays
te ves muy primorosa
Pelo is the easiest out of them all
Pelo-Cabello
As a native spanish speaker, I must admit that as a child it was very difficult for me to say "perro", and I used to say "pedo"... but because this means "fart", I added "que hace guau guau" (basically I said "fart that says woof woof")
preparar was hard to pronounce because the P's & R's running together
Quiero más videos. Eres bonita, y estudio español en mi escuela y vida personal.
is very easy
porque hablo españo! 😲 :v
In argentina it is said "heladera"
Muy bien
Where is my love to talk with him spanish
exquisita means exquisite in english, she is saying it means delicious but in actuality it's deliciosa.
this is why people have trouble learning.
These aren't hard. Saying comportamiento and aeurpuerto are harder. Hitting that trilled "R" and moving into a "T" or having words where there are 3 "R's" in succession can be tongue twisters, especially with a "T" thrown in.
Since Filipino has Spanish roots/influences, I would say that they are not hard at all.
quando era nino Me gustar pinguinos tambien . Ahora Me gustar mucho Rosa ! Porque ella corte el pelo hacer poco. Ella mucha Charismatico especialmente cuando hablo de pinguinos caminando. Hace se corto el pelo a si misma?
I don't know where she's from, I'm a spanish speaker and I've never heard of refrigerator being called what she calls it.
There's many forms, people just use "refrigerador" because it's the simplest to communicate.
I think she's from Spain, though, listen at 1:53.
She is Spanish. Instead of " refrigerador" , " nevera " is more used.
@1:55 wow. Where did you get it? Hair is very nice. I would like to buy same hair. Do you coupon?
Great video but some of these are easy.. lol I know of harder words!
holla. i am Indonesian and i use duolingo for learning spanish. it taught me refrigerador for refrigerator. is it ok?
Yep. Most of Latin America use "refrigerador", but Spain uses "frigorífico"
stick with refrigerador, it's more universal accepted.
Myu H there are plenty of words for the same thing , just learn the easy ones
There is also la nevera. I also learned it from Duolingo.
spanish, esp. castilian, has lots of unavoidable sharp angles.
Most of these words are easy for non-native speakers to pronounce (other than Perro). Only issue I found is that it depends on what kind of Spanish & for where you're trying to teach it. For example - "Frigorífico" doesn't mean fridge in all speaking countries. Depending on where you travel, i.e. Mexico they use the word "Refrigerador" in lieu of Frigorífico.
I'm a native Spanish speaker & also obtained a degree in Spanish.
Cabello suena mejor, en ves de pelo, : hair
can you do easiest or ones that are most like English like nessisary is like nessisario
what about words like refrigerador and ferrocarril?
Here in Puerto Rico we say nevera instead of refrigerator
The only hard words to pronounce are anything with rr in it.
I say refrigerador, bot frigorífico .-.
soy español y nadie dice frigorifico xd
niño is exclusive for a boy that's a child.
does not mean child in general, you have to distinguish between boy or girl.
too many screw ups with this teacher.
Just me I always learned "los niños" for the children and "el niño" for the boy. of course there are other ways to say it, but I'm pretty sure she's right too
I would like to have you explain why these are hard and give some tips on how to do them properly.
Para mi, murcielago es muy dificil.
Arzobispodeconstantoplizarse
Do you have videos where you learn Grammar like tenses ? :) Thank you very much i am learning spanish with u!
¡eso fue tan fácil! 😌😜
That's easy if you are Polish :D
Pls darling speak slowly 🙂
you are talking very fast ! i can't catch the word, when we trying to learn a new language, we need to listen to the words slowly and clearly
The Spaniards speak very fast, much more than Latin Americans.
Hardest spanish work is "alrededor" :D
Correr? Pelo?
I would argue "rural" or any Spanish words with the combination "tr" "gr" are tricky for English speakers! Vowels are easy no matter how many there are (ex- idiosyncrasía) because of the air expulsion
rareza xD
Hola, Spanish have the similar pronounciation with Indonesian, my official language and am so interest to learn Spanish😊
extraño is hard with the th sound in the middle "ecksthrahnyo"
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I'm the first!
hmmm,nice
its was hard,
Refrigerador? O refri?
Hola Mike D L,
Thank you for your comment.
They are the same, but "refri" is diminutive of "refrigerador".
Sigamos practicando!
Saludos,
Carla
Team SpanishPod101.com
In my (limited) experience I've only ever heard refrigerador or refri. It's an easy cognate for refrigerator. I've never heard frigorifico.