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El alfabeto

El alfabeto. Bell ringer. ¿ Cómo se deletrea tu nombre ? (How do you spell your name?) In your composition books, spell out your first and last names in Spanish. For example, Señorita Sansoucie would be: Es -say ay en-yay oh air-ray ee tay ah

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El alfabeto

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  1. El alfabeto

  2. Bell ringer • ¿Cómo se deletreatunombre? • (How do you spell your name?) • In your composition books, spell out your first and last names in Spanish. • For example, SeñoritaSansoucie would be: • Es-say ay en-yay oh air-ray eetay ah • Es-say ah en-nay es-say oh ooohthayee ay

  3. Pronunciation challenge

  4. hipopotomonstrosesquipedaliofobia • Meaning: • A fear of the pronunciation of long words

  5. Los sonidos The sounds

  6. A ah Example: amigo

  7. B b Example: brazo

  8. C th / s When “C” is used with the vowels “I” and “E,” it makes the “th” (Spain) or “s” (Latin Am.) sound. Example: cebolla

  9. C k When “C” is used with consonants and the vowels “A”, “O,” and “U,” it makes the “K” sound. Example: cubiertos

  10. D d Example: dedo

  11. E ay Example: español

  12. F f Example: feo

  13. G h When “G” is used with the vowels “I” and “E,” it makes the “h” sound. Example: gemelas

  14. G g When “G” is used with consonants and the vowels “A,” “O,” and “U,” it makes the “g” sound. Example: gato

  15. H silent Unless “H” is combined with “C” (like “ch”), it is not pronounced. Example: hola

  16. I ee Example: iglesia

  17. J h Example: jugo

  18. K k The letter “K” is not typically used in Spanish unless it is in a word taken from a foreign language. The “K” sound is made by “C” and “Q.” Example: kilo

  19. L l Example: lobo

  20. M m Example: mapa

  21. N n Example: nariz

  22. Ñ ny Example: piñata

  23. O oh Example: ojo

  24. P p Example: pelo

  25. Q k Example: queso

  26. R r Example: rana

  27. S s Example: sol

  28. T t Example: tigre

  29. U oooh Example: uvas

  30. V b In Spanish, “B” and “V” make the same noise. Example: vaca

  31. W w The letter “W” is not typically used in Spanish unless it is in a word taken from a foreign language.

  32. X x Example: examen

  33. Y y Example: yeso

  34. Z th / s In Spain, “Z” makes a “th” sound. In Latin America, it makes an “s” sound. Example: zapatos

  35. Clusters

  36. CH ch Example: chocolate

  37. LL y Example: amarillo

  38. RR rr Example: ferrocarril

  39. Accents Los acentos

  40. When a word has a written accent in it, the emphasis is placed on that particular letter with the accent. If there is no written accent, the emphasis is typically placed on the vowel in the second to last syllable. This is NOT the rule in every case, but when in doubt, go with the second to last syllable.

  41. Á AH Example: pájaro

  42. É AY Example: café

  43. Í EE Example: río

  44. Ó OH Example: marrón

  45. Ú OOOH Example: champú

  46. Let’s See What you’ve Learned! Dictado

  47. Me llamo María. Soy una chica española. Tengo cinco años y vivo en Barcelona.

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