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The Spanish version seemed like it had more syllables than the English version. The English version also had more words than the Spanish version.

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It sounded weird when she went from English to Spanish right away near the end of the video, but I really didn’t hear any difference in both versions.

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the spanish version has a lot more lip motion than the english, and the syllables changes a lot so theirs many variaties or syllables other than the english version

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the spanish version has a lot more lip motion than the english, and the syllables changes a lot so theirs many variaties or syllables other than the english version

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The Spanish version sorta has more emotion in it

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In my opinion i think the Spanish version seems to have more emotion in it.  It seems to have a more sad tone to it to make it even more emotional.

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In my opinion i think the Spanish version seems to have more emotion in it.  It seems to have a more sad tone to it to make it even more emotional.

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They sound pretty similar but the Spanish version sounds louder and it have more syllables.

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In the song the words kind of role of the tongue more then in the English version. 

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In the song, the spanish version the words needed to be rolled more than the english version and it had more syllables.

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I thought the Spanish version of the song was more emotional and seemed softer.  The English version seemed more intense and more powerful.

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I think it sounds really similar. She rolls her R in Spanish but it still sounds pretty similar.

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the spanish version had a lot more emotion, and more mouth movement and different varities of syllables, sounding like every word is different, unlike the english version

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I really didn’t see any difference since it was still the same music but different lyrics

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I really didn’t see any difference since it was still the same music but different lyrics

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I liked them her cover in both Spanish and English. It sounded softer in spanish and I thought it was interesting that she used both “hola” and “hello” within the spanish version.

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The Spanish version definitely had more syllables but they had the same kind of mood and they were both in minor key but the English one is faster and has a faster tempo which I feel that it has to do with the amount of syllables per word and the English one has less syllables.

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I think they sound pretty similar but maybe the time that was sung in English there was more emotion maybe harder to sing but overall it sounded similar.

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The Spanish version sounded like overall it had more syllables per word than the English one did. I also felt as though the English one sounded sadder but that could also be because I understood what she was saying and I couldn’t understand the Spanish part. Both of them sounded pretty though.

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In the Spanish version it seems more smooth when she is signing.

The English version you can tell that she is changing her emotions by changing her voice but in the Spanish version I cant really tell.

In the English version her voice and going from a high pitch and then back to low and so on.

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Spanish uses the trilled r, which does not exist in English. Also during the song, I noticed that the Spanish version was generally more wordy than the English version is. Spanish vowels are also more emphasized in the song than English vowels are (English emphasizes the consonants more frequently). - Olivia B.

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In the song the words kind of role of the tongue more then in the English version.

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I felt like the difference is that her tone changes because in Spanish it’s low but in English it’s high