Learning English -- Lesson Twenty Eight (Intonation)

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hehehe? mmm maybe!! But I guess in English they use moreee intonation (or at least it is more remarcable) and in Spanish we don't always make a lot of this, for example they make a lot of differents tones in the end of the sentences, like in questions or expresion etc. But anyways I love my language!!! And in teh state I live they say we speak "cantadito" hehe I don't know why but maybe yes it sounds like a song hehe. Byeee Thank for your comment =D

Pardon Fernando, but I don?t agree with you. Spanish is a beatifully language. Suena como una sencilha melodia. Me gusta la melodiosa pronuncia en las peliculas "habladas". Perdona pelos errores graficos. Of course, like any other language, to be really pleasure I believe it depends a lot on the INTONATION, don?t? you think? My bests respects from Brasil.

Intonation shows which words in a sentence are more important than others. This way, utterances can carry multiple meanings: SHE buys flowers at the supermarket.( not her sister) She buys FLOWERS at the supermarket.( not tomato juice) She buys flowers at the SUPERMARKET(Not the gas station) Nevertheless, Americans can understand Australians and vice versa. However, there can be difficulty in understanding amongst the two. These difficulties are mainly caused by differences in intonation. ?