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Automatic Phonemic and Phonetic Spanish Transcription

Notes on pronunciation: Vowel reduction means that unstressed vowels between unvoiced consonants are sometimes devoiced or dropped, e.g. "oficina" may be pronounced [of ⁱsína] or [ofsína].
A word-final -/n/ may sound like the "ng" in "sing" [ŋ] when followed by a vowel or at the end of the phrase.
A /y/ or a /ll/ may sound like the "s" in "pleasure" [ʒ] or the "sh" in "shop" [ ʃ ], or similar to the "j" in "jet" [ʤ], or when next to [e] or [i] it may weaken or disappear.
A "ll" may sound similar to the "li" of "million" [ʎ].
An aspirated /s/ may sound like [h] or [x].
A syllable-final -/s/ may change to match the consonant after it, resulting in a long (geminated) consonant, e.g. "pescar" may be [pekkáɾ].
A syllable-final -/ɾ/ may change to match the consonant after it, resulting in a long (geminated) consonant, e.g. "carne" may be [kánne], or the /ɾ/ may change to a semivowel: [kájne].
Instead of a trill, a sound [ɹ̝:] about halfway between the /z/ and the /r/ of English may be used, or it may sound like the uvular "r" of French [ʀ]. The "tr" may sound like "chr".
An "s" may be pronounced with the tongue curled up, about halfway to an "sh" sound [s̺].
The [l] and [ɾ] sounds at the end of a syllable may be confused as one or the other or as a sound halfway between the two.
A "ch" may sound like "sh" in "shop" [ ʃ ].
In much of Spain, a "z" in pronounced like the "th" in "think" [θ̟ ]. The "c" is pronounced the same way when followed by an "e" or "i".
Palatalized velars are pronounced with the tongue slightly forward when followed by "e" or "i": [k, g, ɣ, x] → [c, ɟ, ʝ ç].
Spain

Spain

Canary Islands

Canary Islands

Mexico

Mexico

Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Cuba, the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico

Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Cuba, the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico

Colombia and Venezuela

Colombia and Venezuela

Ecuador and Peru

Ecuador and Peru

Bolivia

Bolivia

Argentina, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay

Argentina, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay

Equatorial Guinea

Equatorial Guinea

New Mexico and Colorado

New Mexico and Colorado