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    The Spanish Alphabet

    “El abecedario”
    Objective:
    I can recognize Spanish vowel sounds.
    I can spell out my name in Spanish.
    I can ask the teacher (or other Spanish
    speaker) to spell something out in Spanish.
    I can spell words in Spanish by listening to
    individual letters being said to me.
    Essential Question:
    What is the major difference between the
    Spanish and English alphabet? (there are at
    least 2)
    Some notes on the Spanish alphabet…
    • In English, sometimes vowels take on different
    pronunciations
    • Pronounce the following words:
    – naked, baked
    – water, later
    – roaring, pouring
    • In Spanish, 99.99999999% of the time, vowels keep
    the same pronunciation, making it very easy to
    pronounce the word if you know how each letter is
    pronounced
    Aa
    [ah]
    Bb
    [beh]
    Cc
    [seh]
    Ch
    [cheh]
    Dd
    [deh]
    Ee
    [eh]
    Ff
    [effeh]
    Gg
    [heh]
    Hh
    [ah-cheh]
    Ii
    [eee]
    Jj
    [hota]
    Kk
    [kah]
    Ll
    [eh-leh]
    ll
    [eh-yeh]
    Mm
    [emm-eh]
    Nn
    [enn-eh]
    ñ
    [eh-nyeh]
    Oo
    [oh]
    Pp
    [peh]
    Qq
    [kuu]
    Rr
    [ereh]
    rr
    [errrrrreh]
    (roll tongue)
    Ss
    [eseh]
    Tt
    [teh]
    Uu
    [oo]
    Vv
    [veh]
    Ww
    [dobleh beh]
    Xx
    [eh-kees]
    Yy
    [ee-gree-eh-gah]
    Zz
    [zeh-tah]
    ¿Cómo se
    escribe?
    ¡Que Bueno!
    You are now a master of the abecedario…

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