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Camila LunaLanguage code: es-PE
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Peruvian Spanish, like many other varieties of Spanish, has its own unique set of pronunciation characteristics. Some of these are.
Seseo and yeísmo. Peruvian tends to favor "seseo", where /s/ and /θ/ are both pronounced as [s], and "yeísmo", where /ʝ/ and /ʎ/ are both pronounced as [ʝ].
Pronunciation of 's': The pronunciation of the 's' can vary in different regions of Peru. In coastal regions, it's often aspirated or dropped in the final position or before a consonant, similar to Caribbean Spanish varieties. In Andean regions, it's more likely to be pronounced fully.
Pronunciation of 'j' and 'g': The 'j' and 'g' (before 'e' and 'i') in Peruvian Spanish are often pronounced with a harsh, guttural sound similar to the 'ch' in "Bach". This is closer to the traditional pronunciation in Spain.
'Tú' usage: It is common to use 'tú' instead of 'vosotros' for the second person plural pronoun. This differs from other dialects.
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