1. El Alfabeto

2. (a) El árbol

3. (be) El bebé

4. (ce) Ce, ci... Sounds like “s” Ca, co, cu... Sounds like “k” El ciclismo La casa

5. (che) *This letter has been officially dropped from the Spanish alphabet, but dictionaries published before 1994 will continue to show it as a separate letter. El chimpancé

6. (de) El dinosaurio

7. (e) El elefante

8. (efe) Los flores

9. (ge) La geografía Ge, gi... Sounds like “h” Ga, go, gu... Sounds like “g” El gato

10. (hache) Hola “H” is silent!

11. (i) Iguana

12. (jota) La jirafa El jardín Sounds like “H” with a slight whisper of air coming from the back of your throat

13. (Ka) El kárate Spanish words containing “k” are borrowed from other languages.

14. (ele) El león

15. (elle) La lluvia *This letter has been officially dropped from the Spanish alphabet, but dictionaries published before 1994 will continue to show it as a separate letter. LLorar LL makes the “y” sound

16. (eme) La manzana

17. (ene) Nadar

18. (eñe) Piñata El baño

19. (o) El oso

20. (pe) El pez

21. (cu) El queso

22. (ere) La radio

23. (erre) Although in the Americas rr is commonly recognized as a separate letter, the Real Academia does not officially recognize it. El perro

24. (ese) La salsa

25. (te) El tigre

26. (u) Las uvas

27. (ve o uve) La vaca

28. (uve doble o doble ve) Spanish words containing “w” are borrowed from other languages. Waterpolista Windsurfista

29. (equis) El examen

30. (I griega) Yo

31. (zeta) Los zapatos Z makes the “s” sound

32. http://www.spanishspanish.com/alfabeto_ipo wer.html ¡Practica! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjhrOgJxuJ Y&feature=related Canción: Vocales: A, E, I, O, U Repiten: U, O, I, E, A http://teachingespanol.blogspot.com/2010/08 /spanish-alphabet.html http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7R- QkOXgcU