Spanish I: Lesson The Alphabets in Español By Mingxue Zheng and Lala Doumbia
ABCs - Alfabeto Lesson
Learning Spanish alphabets is very important because the pronunciation of the confusing looking Spanish words is associated with these letters. So, this lesson will make you know the pronunciation of the words. Then, develop more complex phrases or sentences.
A - a sounds like“a” as in art
B- be alta sounds like (be-all-da)
C- ce sounds like “sa” as in sat
Ch- che sound like”ch” as in chips
D - de sounds like “da” as in dad
E - e sounds like “a” as in at
F - efe sounds like (a-fe)
G - ge sounds like “ha” as in hair
H- hache sounds like (a-che)
I - i sounds like (e)
J- jota sounds like (hall-da)
K - ka sounds like (ka)
L- ele sounds like (a-le)
LL -elle sound like (a-yah)
M - eme sounds like (am-mai)
N - ene sounds like (an-ne)
Ñ - eñe sounds like (an-ne) with a strong nose sound
O - o sounds like (woo)
P - pe sounds like “be” as in bed
Q - cu sounds like “coo” as in cool
R - ere sounds like (a-rea)
RR - erre sounds like (a-rea) roll your tongue on “rr”
S - ese sounds like (a-sia)
T- te sounds like tei
V - ve chica sounds like (ve) (chee-ka)
W - doble ve sounds like (doe-b-le) (ve)
X - equis sounds like (a-keys)
Y - ye sounds like (ya)
or,
I griega sounds like (i) (gar-ri-ga)
Z - zeta sounds like (sat-da)
Trick for memorizing Spanish Alphabets
You probably had noticed that some of the Spanish Alphabets starts off with “e” and then the letter itself (two or one times) and ends with an “e”.
The pattern started after the letter E
These are the alphabets:
E-e
F-efe
L-ele
LL-elle
M-eme
N-ene
Ñ-eñe
R-ere
RR-erre
S-ese
Ve Chica and doble ve is very easy to memorize if you know the trick. Since, Ve sounds like the English alphabet of saying “V”. You would know that V is Ve chica (it start with a V too) and then doble ve can be view as double “V” which symbolized “W”!
Learning Spanish alphabets is very important because the pronunciation of the confusing looking Spanish words is associated with these letters. So, this lesson will make you know the pronunciation of the words. Then, develop more complex phrases or sentences.
A - a sounds like“a” as in art
B- be alta sounds like (be-all-da)
C- ce sounds like “sa” as in sat
Ch- che sound like”ch” as in chips
D - de sounds like “da” as in dad
E - e sounds like “a” as in at
F - efe sounds like (a-fe)
G - ge sounds like “ha” as in hair
H- hache sounds like (a-che)
I - i sounds like (e)
J- jota sounds like (hall-da)
K - ka sounds like (ka)
L- ele sounds like (a-le)
LL -elle sound like (a-yah)
M - eme sounds like (am-mai)
N - ene sounds like (an-ne)
Ñ - eñe sounds like (an-ne) with a strong nose sound
O - o sounds like (woo)
P - pe sounds like “be” as in bed
Q - cu sounds like “coo” as in cool
R - ere sounds like (a-rea)
RR - erre sounds like (a-rea) roll your tongue on “rr”
S - ese sounds like (a-sia)
T- te sounds like tei
V - ve chica sounds like (ve) (chee-ka)
W - doble ve sounds like (doe-b-le) (ve)
X - equis sounds like (a-keys)
Y - ye sounds like (ya)
or,
I griega sounds like (i) (gar-ri-ga)
Z - zeta sounds like (sat-da)
Trick for memorizing Spanish Alphabets
You probably had noticed that some of the Spanish Alphabets starts off with “e” and then the letter itself (two or one times) and ends with an “e”.
The pattern started after the letter E
These are the alphabets:
E-e
F-efe
L-ele
LL-elle
M-eme
N-ene
Ñ-eñe
R-ere
RR-erre
S-ese
Ve Chica and doble ve is very easy to memorize if you know the trick. Since, Ve sounds like the English alphabet of saying “V”. You would know that V is Ve chica (it start with a V too) and then doble ve can be view as double “V” which symbolized “W”!
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