>>41
Uhm... Some of your pronunciation keys are kind of dependent on the regional accent of the person who speaks the works.

Like, for "De nada": The way I pronounce Nashville and Daddy are completely unlike how the "na" and "da" should be pronounced in Spanish. The "na" should sound more like when you say "Nah", and the "da" should rhyme with it.

So, I'll try using general non-wordish interjections to provide more accurate pronunciation. Although, when I read it, it's automatically corrected. I'm not sure how the reader will pronounce these, so I can't make any guarantees. (I'm particularly suspicious of the one for "o".)

a= Ah
e= Eh
i= Ee
o= Oh
u= Ooh