Hi! Sometimes people from Spain pronounce the "s" like a "sh", but it depends on the zone of the country.

I gotta tell you, being a Spanish speaker from Latin America, almost no one will ever use the sound "sh" in South America to say "saludos" never! Also, if they said " setaos" they are from Spain, no doubt! That conjugation exists only in Europe. Some people in America will say"siéntate" if they are very familiar with you, it's a conjugation for the pronoun "tú" and they might also use "siéntese" for the pronoun "usted" almost unused in Spain.

In South America you can also hear "sentate" which is derivative of "vos" a wierd combination of "tu" and "usted"

The explanation for that comes from the origin of the colonies in certain parts of America.... it's a long story

Hope that helps 😁

Saludos = from Spain, no doubt. Try searching for accent from Madrid or Barcelona. I'm pretty positive you'll find a match

Hi Delilah, The sound of letters or some words depends on the area or region, within Spain there are many forms of intonation and Latin America many more, that's why Spanish is such an interesting language. I hope you like my comment, see you soon.

You got it

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Maybe he is Rajoy, the former President of the Government. He always speaks like this.