Ohh I haven't posted a recording a long time... need to catch up!
In this one, on top of the previous features, I tried to focus on the intervocalic or final /d/, which is close to the English /ð/ - for example both d's in "necesidad". I thought I managed to do it quite well most of the time, but after listening to it, I see that many times I still revert to the alveolar /d/.
I also tried to produce the approximant /b/, for example in "vivir".
What I'm still really bad at is the alveolar tap [ɾ] for the soft "r". More practice!
Recording 3
In this one, on top of the previous features, I tried to focus on the intervocalic or final /d/, which is close to the English /ð/ - for example both d's in "necesidad". I thought I managed to do it quite well most of the time, but after listening to it, I see that many times I still revert to the alveolar /d/.
I also tried to produce the approximant /b/, for example in "vivir".
What I'm still really bad at is the alveolar tap [ɾ] for the soft "r". More practice!
Recording 3
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