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not sure under which title the result should be, but I'm leaning towards ceceo. Regards & happy editing, Wile E. Heresiarch 05:10, 12 August 2005 (UTC)...

"cruth"). The sentence is an example of "distinction", never "ceceo". A person speaking with "ceceo" would have pronunced "THanta" and "MalipaTH" besides "cruTH"...

should probably be merged with ceceo. I'm not sure under which title the result should be, but I'm leaning towards ceceo. Regards & happy editing, Wile...

217.51.162 (talk) 19:42, 27 January 2011 (UTC) Do people in Monzón speak ceceo or seseo? It's difficult to find the answer on the map... https://upload...

the <c> in <García>: as [s] or [θ]. Given that Bernal does not practice ceceo, the preferred transription is [s]. There were other problems in some of...

in the Cadiz Carnival nobody uses ceceo to ridicule rural people. In fact, Cadiz province use to speak with ceceo and there are many people from Cadiz...

(UTC) His name, according to Mexican pronunciation, is said in seseo not ceceo. Ceceo is phenomenon found in a few dialects of southern Spain in which the...

Phonological change Yaqui language Bert Vaux Baraba language Yanesha' language Ceceo --Hraefen Talk 00:45, 30 September 2008 (UTC) The section titled initial...

a "lisped" /s/ would be correct if written as [θ]. This represents the ceceo speech of southern Andalucía, where s, z, c all sound like [θ]. Benwing...

You talkin' to me? 20:56, 7 December 2010 (UTC) According to the article Ceceo it was "ts" at the time Lucena lived. 213.249.135.36 (talk) 20:19, 31 December...

Spanish speakers can generally pronounce [s] perfectly well. Only the ceceo found in a few places in southern Spain even approaches a "lisp", and is...

His name, according to Colombian pronunciation, is said in seseo not ceceo. Ceceo is phenomenon found in a few dialects of southern Spain in which the...

would be fine to have it explained under a specific article on ceceo and seseo (both ceceo and seseo should be treated in the same article, because they...

respectively. See also Dalbor 1980 ("Observations on Present-Day Seseo and Ceceo in Southern Spain", Hispania 63:1, find on JSTOR), which describes in detail...

accent and grammar, including the use of voseo for the second person and ceceo for the pronunciation of soft c. 3. I presently reside in Northern Virginia...

several local expressions or a different spelling for some phonemes (like "ceceo" and "seseo" in some areas) but that's all. As far as I am concerned one...

does ceceo have to do with your claimed differences in pronunciation between this name spelled with an "n" versus an "ñ"? What in the world does ceceo ever...

Lleísmo should be when a speaker pronounces both y and ll as ll. Just like ceceo refers to s and z being both pronounced θ, and not the default pronunciation...

History of the Spanish language should cover this. Read also seseo and ceceo for the changes in sibilants: s, ss, ç, z, x. --Error 00:15, 19 October...

as mentioned, is characteristic of a regional dialect, and it's called ceceo or seseo in Spanish. If anything, I'd say she's a pretty shrewd woman in...

This article is almost entirely about the spread of the Spanish language, as opposed to the history of the Spanish language (what I expected was an article...

dimorphism of language. (See: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ceceo.)This is further explored in the wiki article on Ceceo. In fact, this myth is mentioned in the article...

seem to contrast in any Spanish dialect ("It occurs only in dialects with ceceo."), and that the IPA symbol ⟨θ⟩ doesn't necessarily denote a slit fricative...

character of this sound. Adam78 20:17, 11 December 2005 (UTC) Perhaps this is ceceo or Helsinki lisp, part of the Helsinki slang. Furthermore, since Finnish...

included is here) Phonological history of Spanish coronal fricatives (Seseo-ceceo-distinción en el español.png) Voseo (Voseo-extension-real.PNG) I don't know...

18:17, 27 October 2007 (UTC) I wouldn't consider yeismo and seseo (and ceceo in certain parts of Andalucia) real dialects but more like divergent accents...

start lisping whilst discussing Barcelona ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ceceo#Castilian_lisp ). Or for an American to use a clicking sound whilst discussing...

currently claims it is rendered in Spanish, other than those who speak with ceceo (i.e. those who pronounce every /s/ or /θ/ as [θ]). Even though [ˈbarθa]...

line brings forth some proof of this claimed exception to the Castilian ceceo, that this factoid be stricken from the article. D. J. Cartwright (talk)...

in the dialects of Madrid or Toledo as in Castilian, there's no seseo or ceceo there unlike in typical Andalusian. Although they are traditionally yeístas...

due to schooling, people from the south of Spain wouldn't have seseo or ceceo. Just go to Madrid and hear people talk. Another link (and I hope the RAE...

paired with a discreditation. An example of this sort of thing is seen at ceceo where the urban legend of the king with a lisp is mentioned and debunked...