The Y in spanish always supposed to sound like a long E in English, like in the words Be, Me, He, She.
When the Y is used as a consonant in Spanish it can sometimes be pronounced like an irregular English G like in the word Gentle or Ginger. Not quite as hard as the English J but close enough.
With a strong "H" or a soft "Y"
You pronounce LL with a y sound. For example, the word LLAMA in properly pronounced YAH-MUH, seeing as it's a Hispanic word.
The Spanish word 'llena' (= 'full, complete' for feminine nouns) is pronounced YAYnah (there should be a slight 'l' sound before the first 'Y', but not important)
The English conjunction "and" is spelled "y" in Spanish, and is pronounced "e" like in the word e-mail. "y" if the word begins with consonant or a vowel different from "i" or the group "hi". Señoras y señores pasto y hierba pasto e hierba (X) "e" if the word begins with "i" or "hi": Padres e hijos Sapiencia e ignorancia
Its pronounce KATE! :)
With a strong "H" or a soft "Y"
long "E" sound its spelled as "y"
You pronounce it like 'ya-mo'. two l's in Spanish put together always sounds like a 'y'
Noventa y dos, pronounced[no.' βen̪.tai̯.’ðos]
You pronounce LL with a y sound. For example, the word LLAMA in properly pronounced YAH-MUH, seeing as it's a Hispanic word.
You say: " y esperé" but the way you pronounce it is a little different: "Ee esPuray" Hope this helps.
The Spanish word 'llena' (= 'full, complete' for feminine nouns) is pronounced YAYnah (there should be a slight 'l' sound before the first 'Y', but not important)
The letter "Y" is pronounced as "why" in English.
To pronounce Tristan as it is in Spanish, try TREE-stahn. (Note: r is rolled in Spanish.)
práctica lpracticar; ensayarPracticar. Walter LandesmanEnglish/Spanish Translator & ProofreaderTraductor y Corrector Inglés/Español
you pronounce it bah-thyo the y is like y in yeah not my. stress bah.
You pronounce it 'PEE ahs.'