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We use all of the letters in the Spanish alphabet also in the English alphabet, with the exception of-ñ . In addition, there are three two-letter combinations called digraphs that we traditionally analyze as single units: -ch, -ll, and-rr.  \nWe stress Spanish words according to two patterns. The first regular pattern is for words that end in one of the five vowels, an-n, or an-s: we stress these words on the secondto-last syllable. This accounts for the vast majority of Spanish words. The second regular stress pattern is for words that do not end in a vowel, an-n, or an-s, and we stress those words on the final syllable. We write words that do not follow the two regular stress patterns listed above with an accent mark over the vowel of the syllable in question.  \nIn addition to accent marks indicating stress, a few Spanish words carry a written accent to distinguish homonyms (e. g. , definite article el vs. subject pronoun él) . Listening to Spanish speakers roll their Rs and sound out other letters, you may be tempted to think that the Spanish alphabet is mysterious and exotic, but you would be wrong.  \nThe 27-letter alphabet, which is based off the Latin alphabet, does have a few extra Spanish letters, but it is almost the same as the English alphabet with a few exceptions.  \nThe Spanish alphabet and phonetic pronunciation:  \n| A | (a) | ah | J | (j) | hota | R | (r) | erreh |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| B | (b) | beh | K | (k) | kah | S | (s) | eseh |\n| C | (c) | seh | L | (l) | eleh | T | (t) | teh |\n| CH | (ch) | che | LL | (ll) | eyeh | U | (u) | uu |\n| D | (d) | deh | M | (m) | emeh | V | (v) | uveh |\n| E | (e) | eh | N | (n) | eneh | W | (w) | doble-uu or uvehdoble |\n| F | (f) | efeh | Ñ | (ñ) | enyeh | X | (x) | equis |\n| G | (g) | heh | O | (o) | oh | Y | (y) | yeh |\n| H | (h) | acheh | P | (p) | peh | Z | (z) | zetah |\n| I | (i) | ee | Q | (q) | cu |  |  |  |\n\nNote: The provided alphabet list above offers phonetic pronunciation; the actual spelling for each letter is similar but not the same.  \n2 Spanish Alphabet Chart:  \n| Lexicon\u003Cbr>(Name) |  | English\u003Cbr>Approx | Spanish\u003Cbr>Example | Memorization Tips |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| A, a | (a) | blond | damos | Always open, like the ‘o’ of ‘hot’(i.e. ‘ah’); never the closed ‘a’ sound of ‘hate’ |\n| B, b | (be) | boy | bueno | This often sounds like an English b. |\n| C, c | (ce) | scan | claro | Often sounds like English K |\n| Ch, ch | (che) | church | ocho | Sounds like ch in cheese |\n| D, d | (de) | this | cuando | Often sounds like th in English, especially when it comes between two vowels |\n| E, e | (e) | bet | vehemente | Sounds like Eh in english |\n| F, f | (efe) | fork | falda | The ‘f’ sound in the Spanish is equivalent to the ‘f’ and ‘ph’ sound in English |\n| G,g | (ge) | herald | escoge | Like the ‘h’ in English, but slightly guttural |\n|  |  | gale | gato | This hard ‘g’ sound is equivalent to the hard ‘g’ in English |\n| H, h | (hache) | rhapsody | hora | The ‘h’ in Spanish is always silent, like the silent ‘h’ in English |\n| I, i | (i) | meet | imponer | The ‘i’ in Spanish is always the ‘ee’ sound; never the open ‘i’ of ‘hit’, nor the closed sound of ‘bite’ |\n| J, j | (jota) | hope | julio | The ‘j’ in Spanish is similar to the ‘h’ in English, except the Spanish ‘j’ is harsher, slightly gutteral |\n| K, k | (ka) | coat | kilogramo | The hard ‘c’ or ‘k’, like in English |\n| L, l | (ele) | lady | lograr | The ‘l’","cbCaii7l4f8hxXi9","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaii7l4f8hxXi9","pdf",376349,5,"English","en",105,"# Spanish Alphabet Worksheet\n## Spanish Alphabet Overview\n## Letter Stress Patterns and Accent Marks\n## Spanish Alphabet Charts and Pronunciation Tips","[{\"question\":\"How many letters are in the Spanish alphabet, and what are they made of?\",\"answer\":\"The Spanish alphabet consists of twenty-seven letters: five vowels and twenty-two consonants.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the main rules for stressing Spanish words?\",\"answer\":\"Most words ending in a vowel, n, or s are stressed on the second-to-last syllable. 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