El alfabeto en español
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Los vocales
A E I O U
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There are 4 special characters in the Spanish alphabet that are not in the
English alphabet.
ch ll ñ rr
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A a (ah)
Sounds like the a in the English word “Father”.
Agua abrigo abeja nada abogado afuera
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B b (be)
The Spanish “b” is similar to the English “b”
banco bien brazo bicicleta
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C c (ce)
The Spanish “c” has two distinct sounds depending how it is located
with respect to certain vowels.
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Soft “c”The Spanish letter “c” makes the soft
“c” sound when followed by the vowels “e” and “i”. The soft “c”
sounds like the English “s”.
Cien cerebro cereza cine
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Hard “c”
The Spanish letter “c” makes the hard “c” sound when followed by any other
letter. The hard “c” sounds like the English “k”.
Calor colegio cuchillo
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Words that have both hard and soft “c”.
Cinco Círculo cincuentaCocer circo
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CH ch (che)
Sounds like English “ch” as in church.Chango Champú Chico
chueco chocolate
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D d (de)
Sounds like the English “d”.Donde dedo dados
diente difícil dulce
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E e (e)
Tres mesa interesante deporte educación elefante
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F f (efe)
The Spanish “f” is just like the English “f”.
Fábrica fecha firmar florfuego frío
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G g (ge)
The Spanish “g” has two distinct sounds depending how it is located
with respect to certain vowels.
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Soft “g”The Spanish letter “g” makes the soft
“g” sound when followed by the vowels “e” and “i”.
Gente general gimnasia
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H h (hache)
This letter is always SILENT.
Hotel hospital hola ahorra hígado hermano
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Hard “g”
The Spanish letter “g” makes the hard “g” sound when followed by any other
letter.
Gafas gallo gato globo
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I i (i)
Like the “ee” in teeth or the “i” in machine.
Idioma libro inteligente rico interesante
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J j (jota)
The “j” is pronounced like the English “h”.
José jarra hijo atajojabón
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K k (ka)
There are no Spanish words that have the letter “k” they are
borrowed words.
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L l (ele)
Lotería azul libreleche libro
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LL ll (elle)
Sounds like the English “y”.Calle llanta llenollover llevar llama
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M m (eme)
Sounds like the English “m”
Mamá mensaje mañana
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N n (ene)
Sounds like the English “n”.
Nada nivel noticia
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Ñ ñ (eñe)
~ is a tilde
Niño año mañana baño
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O o (oh)
Mono yo perro no
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P p (pe)
Sounds like the English “p”.
Pablo papá papaRopa plancha
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Q q (cu)
There are two two vowel combination that always follow the
letter “q”
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Those two two vowel combinations are “ue” “ui”
Queso quien pequeño
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R r (ere)
Pero arena María
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RR rr (erre)
Perro barrio ahorraThere are no Spanish words that
begin with “rr”.
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S s (ese)
The “s” is pronounced like the English “s”.
Sí casa peso
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T t (te)
The “t” is pronounced like the English “t”.
Tengo trabajo tío té
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U u (u)
Uva unión universidad
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V v (ve)
Vaca invierno lavar viernes verde vaso
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W w (doble u)
There are no Spanish words begin with the letter “w”. The words found in the dictionary are borrowed words from English or Greek language.
Wafle Wigwam wáter
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X x (equis)
The “x” sound like the English letter “x”
Examen Exacto
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There are some Mexican origin word where the “x” sounds like
the Spanish “j”.
México Texas Oaxaca
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Y y (i griega)
Yema Yodo Yermo
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Z z (zeta)
The “z” sounds like the English “s”.
Zapato Zanahoria Zorro
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Deletrear
Writing words using the (phonetic) sounds of each letter.
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Ejemplos (examples)
Hill- hache i elleRancho- ere ah ene che o
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Going from phonetic sound to actual letters
Hache e ere eme ah ene o
H e r m a n oHermano