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Argentinian Spanish often has a unique pronunciation for "ll" and "y" sounds, which can sound like the English "sh". It also has a distinct rhythm and intonation, particularly in the way vowels are elongated and stressed: "¡Los gringos son como...!" "He leído que es Dioooosh y me gustaría verloooo." This version exaggerates the melodic and rhythmic qualities typical of Argentinian Spanish.

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アルゼンチンのスペイン語は、しばしば「ll」と「y」の発音が独特で、英語の「sh」のように聞こえる。また、独特のリズムとイントネーションがあり、特に母音の長音と強勢の付け方が特徴的である。「¡Los gringos son como...!」「He leído que es Dioooosh y me gustaría verloooo.」このバージョンでは、メロディとリズムが誇張されている。

BACK INTO ENGLISH

Argentine Spanish often has a unique pronunciation of "ll" and "y", which sounds like the English "sh". It also has a unique rhythm and intonation, especially the longing and stressing of vowels. "¡Los gringos son como...!" "He leído que es Dioooosh y me gustaría ve

INTO JAPANESE

アルゼンチンのスペイン語には、英語の「sh」に似た「ll」と「y」の独特な発音がよく見られます。また、独特のリズムとイントネーション、特に母音の長音と強勢があります。「¡Los gringos son como...!」「彼はDiooooshと私が好きだったことを教えてくれました。

BACK INTO ENGLISH

Argentine Spanish often has a distinctive pronunciation of "ll" and "y," similar to the English "sh." It also has a distinctive rhythm and intonation, especially the longing and stressing of vowels. "¡Los gringos son como...!" "He told me that Dioooosh and I liked it.

INTO JAPANESE

アルゼンチンのスペイン語には、英語の「sh」に似た「ll」と「y」の独特の発音がよく見られます。また、独特のリズムとイントネーション、特に母音の長音と強勢があります。「¡Los gringos son como...!」「彼は、私と Dioooosh が気に入ったと言っていました。

BACK INTO ENGLISH

Argentine Spanish often has a distinctive pronunciation of "ll" and "y," similar to the English "sh." It also has a distinctive rhythm and intonation, especially the longing and stressing of vowels. "¡Los gringos son como...!" "He said he liked me and Dioooosh.

INTO JAPANESE

アルゼンチンのスペイン語には、英語の「sh」に似た「ll」と「y」の独特な発音がよく見られます。また、独特のリズムとイントネーション、特に母音の長音と強勢があります。「¡Los gringos son como...!」「彼は私と Dioooosh が好きだと言っていました。

BACK INTO ENGLISH

Argentine Spanish often has a distinctive pronunciation of "ll" and "y," similar to the English "sh." It also has a distinctive rhythm and intonation, especially the longing and stressing of vowels. "¡Los gringos son como...!" "He said he liked me and Dioooosh.

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