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what is the difference sound between must and most?
what is the difference sound between must and most?
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- Spanish (Spain)
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Must: deber, tener que hacer algo
Most: la mayoría
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- Spanish (Spain)
- English (US) Near fluent
You must pass the exam: Debes aprobar el examen
Most people like chocolate: A la mayoría de la gente le gusta el chocolate
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- Spanish (Mexico)
@alenebbia thanks but I want to hear the difference in pronunciation between the two words
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