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    Emilie PoyetE

    Nice explanation Dennis, Depending on what sound comes right after the "y", it can be heard more or less clearly, because it can be "linked" to the following sound as in "y-usted". Its original pronunciation remains the same nevertheless..

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    Fluenz User SupportF

    Hi!​ ,
    In the software, we do not provide the rules for placing accents, and there's a reason for that. These rules are based on knowing how the word sounds, so providing them would likely be frustrating. The way the rules work is that you sound out the word, then, depending on where you place the emphasis and which letter the word ends with, you determine where the accent should go.

    Here is a link that can guide you through the rules: https://www.thoughtco.com/stress-and-accent-marks-3079562

    Best regards,

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    T

    Thanks. I'll try these recommendations.

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