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The Spanish Alphabet
“el abecedario”“el alfabeto”
Some notes on the Spanish alphabet…
• In English, sometimes vowels take on different pronunciations
• Pronounce the following words:–make, fact–water, later–roaring, pouring
• In Spanish, 99.99999999% of the time, vowels keep the same pronunciation, making it very easy to pronounce the word if you know how each letter is pronounced
•If you know the vowels, you can read any word!
• (a, e, i, o, u)
a[ah]
b[beh]
c[ceh]
ch[cheh]
d[deh]
e[eh]
f[efeh]
g[heh]
h[ah-cheh]
i[ ee ]
j[ho-ta]
k[kah]
l[el-eh]
ll [eh-yeh]
m [eh-meh]
n [eh-neh]
ñ [eh-nyeh]
o[oh]
p [peh]
q[koo]
r[eh-reh]
rr[eh-rrrrrreh] (roll tongue)
s[eh-seh]
t[teh]
u[oo]
v[beh]
w[doh-bleh-beh]
x[eh-kees]
y[ee-gee-egah]
z[seh-tah]
¡Qué Bueno!You are now a master of the abecedario…
