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The Spanish Alphabet “El abecedario” Con Vocabulario

Some notes on the Spanish alphabet… In English, sometimes vowels take on different pronunciations Pronounce the following words: –naked, baked –water, later –roaring, pouring In Spanish, % of the time, vowels keep the same pronunciation, making it very easy to pronounce the word if you know how each letter is pronounced

Aa [ah]

A,a Á●gui●la

Bb [be]

B,b Bi●ci●cle●ta

Cc [se]

C,c Ca ●ma

Ch [che]

Chi●le CH

Dd [de]

D,d De●do

Ee [e]

E,e Es●cue●la

Ff [effe]

F,f Fal●da

Gg [gggheaaa]

G,g Ga●to

Hh [ah-che]

H,h Ham●bur●gue●sa

Ii [eee]

I,i In●vier●no

Jj [hota]

J,j Ju●gue●te

Kk [kah]

K,k Koa●la

Ll [ellay]

L,l Lá●piz

ll [ay-yay]

Ll Lla●ves

Mm [emm-eh]

M,m Ma●ri●po●sa

Nn [enn-eh]

N,n Na●riz

ñ [en-yay]

Ñ,ñ Ñan●du

Oo [oh]

O,o O●jo

Pp [peh]

P,p Pan

Qq [kuu]

Q,q Que●so

Rr [ere]

R,r Re●ga●lo

rr [errrrrre] (roll tongue)

rr Pe●rro

Ss [ese]

S,s Sa●ca●pun●tas

Tt [te]

T,t Te●lé●fo●no

Uu [oo]

U,u U●vas

Vv [ve]

V,v Va●so

Ww [doblay ve]

W,w Waf●le

Xx [eh-kees]

X,x Xi●ló●fo●no

Yy [ig-ree-egg-ah]

Y,y Yo●gur

Zz [zeta]

Z,z Za●pa●to

¡Que Bueno! You are now a master of the abecedario…