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El Alfabeto
A (a)
El árbol
B (be)
El bebé
C (ce)
Ce, ci... Sounds like “s”
Ca, co, cu... Sounds like “k”
El ciclismo
La casa
CH(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
D (de)
El dinosaurio
E (e)
El elefante
F (efe)
Los flores
G(ge)La geografía
Ge, gi... Sounds like “h”
Ga, go, gu... Sounds like “g”
El gato
H(hache)
Hola
“H” is silent!
I (i)
Iguana
J (jota)
La jirafa
El jardín
Sounds like “H” with a slight whisper of air coming from the back of your throat
K(Ka)
El kárate
Spanish words containing “k” are borrowed from other languages.
L (ele)
El león
LL(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
M(eme)
La manzana
N (ene)
Nadar
Ñ (eñe)
Piñata
El baño
O (o)
El oso
P (pe)
El pez
Q (cu)
El queso
R (ere)
La radio
RR (erre)
Although in the Americas rr is commonly recognized as a separate letter, the Real Academia does not officially recognize it.
El perro
S (ese)
La salsa
T(te)
El tigre
U(u)
Las uvas
V(ve o uve)
La vaca
W(uve doble o doble ve)
Spanish words containing “w” are borrowed from other languages.
Waterpolista
Windsurfista
X (equis)
El examen
Y (I griega)
Yo
Z (zeta)
Los zapatos
Z makes the “s” sound
http://www.spanishspanish.com/alfabeto_ipower.html
¡Practica!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjhrOgJxuJY&feature=related
Canción:
Vocales: A, E, I, O, URepiten: U, O, I, E, A
http://teachingespanol.blogspot.com/2010/08/spanish-alphabet.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7R-QkOXgcU
