El Alfabeto—Spanish Alphabet
Aa
ah
Hh
ah-chay
Ññ
en-yay
Uu
oo
Bb
bay
Ii
ee
Oo
oh
Vv
bay
Cc
say
Jj
ho-tah
Pp
pay
Ww
doh-blay-bay
CHch chay
Kk
kah
Qq
coo
Xx
eh-kees
Dd
day
Ll
el-lay
Rr
eh-rray
Yy
Ee
ay
LLll
ay-yay
RRrr
eh-rrray
Zz
Ff
ef-fay
Mm
eh-may
Ss
es-say
Gg
hay
Nn
en-nay
Tt
tay
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ee-gree-ay-gah
say-tah
The Spanish alphabet has a few more letters than the English alphabet.
The letter H is always silent when it is used in words.
Vowels only have one sound. In Spanish, there is no such thing as long and
short vowels.
The letters B and V sound exactly the same when said. We often say “Bay de
burro” when talking about the letter B. We often say “Bay de vaca” when talking
about the letter V.
Some Spanish speakers will say “doh-blay-oo” for the W.
The R and RR make the same sound, but the RR sound lasts longer.
El Alfabeto—Spanish Alphabet
Aa
ah
Hh
hache
Ññ
en-yay
Uu
oo
Bb
bay
Ii
ee
Oo
oh
Vv
vay
Cc
say
Jj
hota
Pp
pay
Ww
dooblay-vay
Ch
chay
Kk
kah
Qq
coo
Xx
eh-kees
Dd
day
Ll
el-ay
Rr
erray
Yy
ee-gre-ay-gah
Ee
ay
ll
ay-yay
rr
errray
Zz
say-tah
Ff
efay
Mm
emay
Ss
essay
Gg
hay
Nn
enay
Tt
tay