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Old October 19, 2010, 04:35 AM
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Acentos (Fito Páez y Joaquín Sabina)

I listened this excellent song... and I think it may be useful for non-natives and natives alike to listen to the accent as well as practice some verbs usages... that being repetitive may be helpful to remember these forms...

Let me know what do you think!

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Old October 19, 2010, 08:00 AM
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I listened to this excellent song... and I think it may be useful for non-natives and natives alike to listen to the accent as well as practice some verbs usages... that being repetitive may be helpful to remember these forms...

Let me know what do you think!
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Thank you, Chileno, I thought so.

And Thank you too for the "to"!

Like the andalusians say, "Grasiah poh toh"
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And Thank you too for the "to"!

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Vds, los hispanos saben bien los accentos pero a mi me cuesta
trabajo ubicar un accento. Un cantante es claro que es español pero de cuál parte no sé...¿andaluz? El otro(el pianista) tiene un accento más o menos estándar latinoamericano, per su ll me da la impresión que es argentino. ¿Estoy en lo cierto?

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Vds, los hispanos saben bien los accentos pero a mi me cuesta
trabajo ubicar un accento. Un cantante es claro que es español pero de cuál parte no sé...¿andaluz? El otro(el pianista) tiene un accento más o menos estándar latinoamericano, per su ll me da la impresión que es argentino. ¿Estoy en lo cierto?

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@Poli: Correcto. Fito Páez es argentino y Joaquín Sabina es español. Y no te preocupes por identificar acentos con precisión... muchos de nosotros no podemos saber quién es escocés, galés, neoyorkino, californiano o neozelandés... pero tampoco andaluz, gallego, limeño o caleño.


Ésta sólo la cantó Fito Páez, pero se incluyó en el mismo disco en el que colaboró con Joaquín Sabina, Enemigos Íntimos.
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