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A Quick Guide to Old Spanish Pronunciation

The great majority of Old Spanish sounds have not changed much over the centuries. The following table gives letters and sounds which no longer exist phonemically in Spanish. Click on a sound, or word sample, to hear how it may have been pronounced (we have no Old Spaniards around to tell us for sure):

ts usually written:ç coraçon ("heart")
dz usually written: z fazer ("to do")
sh usually written: x dixo ("he said")
zh usually written: i, j, ge oios, ojos ("eyes")
s usually written: ss, s-, -s apriessa ("quickly")
z usually written: -s- mesurado ("discreet")

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