1. “La Cortesía” With your group, list 3 situations where you would use “por favor.” List 3 situations where you would use “de nada.”

2. El abecedario The Spanish alphabet has the same 26 letters as the English alphabet, PLUS.. ch [che] ll [elle] ñ [eñe]

3. El abecedario

4. A=a ( “ah” as in all ) a vion

5. E=e (“eh” as in end ) e lefante

6. F=efe (pronounced ehfay) Sounds like f f ruta

7. G=ge (pronounced hey) hard “g” sound as in go, except “ge” and “gi” which make the “h” sound g ato g ente

8. H=hache (no sound) h elado

9. I=i (“ee” as in eel) i glesia

10. J=jota (pronounced hotah) English “h” sound julio

11. LL=elle (pronounced ehyay) like English y Ll uvia ll amo

12. Ñ=eñe (pronounced ehnyay ) sounds like the English NY in ca ny on ñ u

13. Q=cu (pronounced coo ) sounds like the English K q ueso

14. R=ere (pronounced ehray) like the English d; put tongue on palate just above front teeth r aton

15. RR=erre (pronounced ehray) When 2 r’s are together like in perro, the rr is trilled. perro

16. U=u (pronounced “oo” as in pool ) u ñas

17. V=ve (pronounced bay ) like the English b, though sometimes a softer sound; never English v v aca

18. W=doble ve (pronounced dohbley bay) sounds like the English W w afle

19. X=equis (pronounced ehkeys ) makes a “ts” sound xilófono

20. Y=i griega (pronounced ee gree-eh-gah ) like the English “y”; sometimes is a vowel and makes the “ee” sound y ogur

21. Z=zeta (pronounced saytah) sounds like the English S. z apato

24. Escribe las palabras que están deletreadas abajo. (Write the words that have been spelled below) Ejemplo: ce, u, be, a = Cuba 1.eme, a, te, e, eme, a, te, i, ce, a, ese 2. pe, a, ene, a, eme, a 3. be, o, ele, i, ve, i, a 4. ene, o, eme, be, ere, e 5. o, ce, ache, o 6. ce, u, eme, pe, ele, e, a, eñe, o, ese 7. efe, e, che, a 8. e, ese, pe, a, eñe, o, ele 9. ene, i, ce, a, ere, a, ge, u, a 10. ele, a, te, i, ene, o, a, eme, e, ere, i, ce, a