Avowel in spanish can change the sound of a consonant, just like in english. give and example of a word in spanish where the vowel changes the pronunciation of the consonant in spanish.

The sound of the consonant c is a good example of this.

Explanation:

The letter c is not always pronounced the same in Spanish. When it is followed by the vowels a, o or u, the letter c has the same sound as the letter k.

A few words with this hard c sound are:

When it is followed by the vowels e or i, it has the same sound as the s or th in Spain and Equatorial Guinea.

Some words with the soft sound are:

hello, how (you)? not bad. luisa. i'm jose luis. a lot. is that her? tania is from. select the sentence that does not belong. chau. good bye. see you later. hello, how are you? my name is victor. i'm carmen. what's your name? i am sorry. fine you. and you? nice to meet you. the taste is mine. delighted. complete the mini-dialogues with the appropriate words. "are they? " — they're from. where, nights where, spain call, united states where, delighted — good morning. i

answerestan corriendo; i believe this is correct, plz check first good luck;