Just a friendly reminder, H is mute in Spanish. :),(reply>), I groaned out loud when I heard that,(reply>), @LawffleCopter Never in my life (I'm Spanish and live in Spain) have I heard someone pronounce an h, except in words that are Anglicisms (like hamster). We even struggle at making the H sound natural (and not like our J) when learning English because it's a phonem that doesn't exist in our language.,(reply>), @Guy A. Person I mean, in a fair number of accents in English the ending w just becomes -o amyway. (Cow -&gt; kao(u), tow -&gt; toh, brow -&gt; brau, blew -&gt; blu, sow -&gt; sáu, etc.),(reply>), @Soy de River Delivery Beaver (technically it's "Al-ko-ol", with a slight pause between the O's separated by the H (or at least that's how we pronouce it over here)),(reply>), @LawffleCopter Nope