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	Ceceo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ceceo is a phenomenon in the Spanish language whereby the voiceless sibilant phoneme /s/ and the non-sibilant interdental phoneme /θ/ have merged as [θ].
		Ceceo is found primarily in some varieties of Andalusian Spanish, although Hualde (2005) reports that there is some evidence of ceceo in parts of Central America.
		Ceceo should be carefully distinguished from the so-called "Castilian lisp", which is used in reference to the Standard Peninsular distinction.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ceceo (747 words)

	The Ultimate Ceceo Dog Breeds Information Guide and Reference
		Ceceo is a phenomenon in the Spanish language whereby the voiceless interdental fricative (International Phonetic Alphabet, the "th" in think) is used in place of the voiceless dental fricative /s/.
		Ceceo most commonly occurs as a dialectal feature in Andalusian Spanish, but the term is also used to refer to a lisp in other dialects.
		Rather ironically, ceceo is regularly pronounced /se'seo/ in Latin American Spanish.
	www.dogluvers.com /dog_breeds/Ceceo (213 words)

	Perhaps no other dialect zone of Spain has received as much attention--from scholars and in the popular press--as ...
		ceceo and widespread neutralization and loss of syllable- and word-final consonants, are widely attested in Andalusia beginning just past the end of the late medieval period.
		ceceo were speech defects rather than regional traits.
		ceceo (neutralization of /s/ and /θ/ to [θ]) although this is a socially stigmatized pronunciation.
	www.personal.psu.edu /faculty/j/m/jml34/Andalusia.htm (7355 words)

	Cuban dialect; similar to Castilian or Latin American \| Antimoon Forum
		Especially in "los altos de jalisco" also, the "ceceo" is used (just lessen or toned done) in those places, respectively.
		"Ceceo" is considered in whole Mexico, including the educate people, as pretensious, even ridiculous.
		Now, my family comes from this "Altos de Jalisco", Mexico, and this "ceceo" is really vestigial, but not respecting the Castilian phonetic rule, i.e., they make this ceceo regardless of it reflects a "c", a "z" or an "s".
	www.antimoon.com /forum/t2048-15.htm (1216 words)

	Luis Carlos Díaz Salgado, Elogio del ceceo
		Desde casi su misma aparición el ceceo fue adoptado en el mundo rural, mientras que el seseo, considerado más «refinado», fue utilizado principalmente en las ciudades, sobre todo en la metrópolis sevillana.
		Algunos autores de la época renacentista consideraron al ceceo poco menos que un defecto de dicción o una tara (incluso hoy en día hay gente que lo cree) y otros le achacaron una procedencia gitana, etnia que también ha sido tradicionalmente marginada en España.
		Humildad porque es capaz de seguir con su ceceo a pesar de que es consciente del rechazo que produce en los demás, y orgullo porque ha conseguido hacer que sus méritos profesionales se impongan a las estúpidas aprensiones que tenemos los que no ceceamos.
	www.analitica.com /Bitblio/lcdiaz/ceceo.asp (2143 words)

	Ceceo - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre
		El ceceo es un fenómeno lingüístico de la lengua española, por el cual los fonemas representados por las grafías "c" (ante "e" o "i"), "z" y "s" se vuelven equivalentes, asimilándose a la consonante fricativa dental sorda [θ].
		Históricamente el ceceo ha tenido mucha peor aceptación social que el seseo sevillano o de la América hispana (pese a que en Andalucia el ceceo ha tenido históricamente un uso bastante mayor que el seseo y una extensión mayor que la actual).
		Como decimos, este ceceo puede presentarse de forma ideolectal (como rasgo personal) en cualquier región de la lengua española y es considerado un defecto del habla (basándose en causas extralingüisticas).
	es.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ceceo (432 words)

	Intermediate Podcast 5 - La Familia : Notes in Spanish - Learn with Podcast Audio Conversation from Spain.
		I have a question about the ceceo: Marina seems to use it exclusively with syllables that start with c and z.
		Both seseo and ceceo are linguistic phenomenom related to certain regions.
		Ceceo - When you pronounce “s” sounds as “z”/”ce”/”ci” sounds.
	www.notesinspanish.com /2006/10/11/intermediate-podcast-5-la-familia (221 words)

	Serandida.com - The Spanish Lisp - Urban Legend
		In Castilian Spanish, the sibilant s sound exists and is represented by the letter s.
		The ceceo comes in to represent the sounds made by the letters z and cfollowed by i or e.
		"In medieval Castilian there were two sounds that eventually evolved into the ceceo, the ç (the cedilla) as in plaça and the z as in dezir.
	www.royalcanine.com /Serandida/Ferdinand.html (480 words)

	Spain's Languages (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		It is currently one of the most widely spoken languages in the world.
		Speakers of Castilian in Spain are known for their ceceo (sometimes mistaken for a lisp).
		This is sometimes accredited to a king who allegedly had a lisp and demanded everyone to speak the same way.
	www.uwm.edu /People/annborre/castilian.html (347 words)

	Fashionably Phat - Epicure - theage.com.au
		The ceceo, as this characteristic of certain Spaniards' pronunciation is correctly known, is not a lisp.
		Without exactly becoming a cerveza-swilling, manchego-munching, chorizo chewing Spanish restaurant, Chez Phat has let its ceceo out of the closet.
		The groovy, Wallpaper* magazine-esque Chinatown bunker has begun expressing its Spanish side a little more forcefully than in years past - which we'd have a right to feel cynical about, given the rush to all things Spanish, tapas and sherry - if it weren't for the fact that the ceceo is the real deal.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2003/08/25/1061663726811.html?from=storyrhs (935 words)

	Barthelona Madrith Andaluthia Tharagotha (page 4) \| Antimoon Forum
		In the second passage, from different authors, it repeats that "ceceo" in characteristic of parts of Andalusia and Hispanic America.
		I repeat that would be considered a "lisp" in Spain right now since we do make a s/c difference.
		El ‘ceceo’ es característico de algunas partes de Andalucía y de Hispanoamérica, y también puede ser un defecto de pronunciación, llamado en inglés lisp, frecuente en el habla infantil.
	www.antimoon.com /forum/posts/6157-4.htm (2169 words)

	Opos 2006 » Blog Archive » Seseo y ceceo
		Artículo: Seseo y ceceo: origen y evolución histórica
		This entry was posted on Saturday, June 10th, 2006 at 5:58 am and is filed under lengua.
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	mariae.edublogs.org /2006/06/10/seseo-y-ceceo (70 words)

	Serotta Competition Bicycle Forums - How do you pronounce "Once"
		It is Spanish, hence the "ceceo" (say "thay-THAY-oh").
		I may grow older but I'll never grow up.
		As it turns out, the ceceo only applies to soft "c" and "z." The word for swimming pool in Spanish (that is Spain Spanish, it's different in Central/South American Spanish) is "piscina" which will look familiar to any french students.
	www.serotta.com /forum/showthread.php?t=10289 (588 words)

	Castilian
		Castilian is not to be confused with ceceo or seseo.
		The term seseo is used for the Spanish of the Americas, Canary Islands, and some Andalusian Spanish variants that mixed /s/ and /T/ into /s/, while the term ceceo is used for the other Andalusian Spanish variants that mixed /s/ and /T/ into /T/.
		While many Spaniards generally refer to their language as español, in Mexico, Central and South America the language (however pronounced) is often called castellano (Castilian) because the word español is used for "Spaniard".
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/ca/Castilian.html (193 words)

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