Language code: es-VE
Venezuelan Spanish, also known as Venezuelan Castilian, has several unique pronunciation features, which are significantly influenced by the region's indigenous languages, African languages, and other foreign influences.
/s/ Debuccalization: Like other Caribbean Spanish dialects, Venezuelan Spanish often features the debuccalization or aspiration of /s/ at the end of a syllable or word (turning /s/ into /h/). So, the word 'mas' may sound like 'mah'.
/ch/ and /ll/ pronunciation: Some speakers, especially in the Andean region, may pronounce the /ch/ and /ll/ sounds differently. For instance, 'calle' (street) may be pronounced as 'cai-ye'.
Rhythm: This language has a syllable-timed rhythm, meaning each syllable takes up roughly an equal amount of time.
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