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A1.2.2 Spanish grammar: The alphabet

A1 Spanish The alphabet

Gramática

Level: A1

Module 1: Presentarse (To introduce oneself)

Lesson 2: Decir tu nombre (Telling your name)

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Teaching guidelines +/- 15 minutes

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El alfabeto

The alphabet in Spanish: learn to spell words, for example, your name when you meet someone new.

  1. The Spanish alphabet has 27 letters.
  2. The alphabet has vowels and consonants.
  3. The Spanish alphabet has five vowels: A, E, I, O, U.
LetraEjemplo
A (A)Árbol (Tree)
B (B)Barco (Boat)
C (C)Casa (House)
D (D)Dado (Die)
E (E)Elefante (Elephant)
F (F)Flor (Flower)
G (G)Gato (Cat)
H (H)Helado (Ice cream)
I (I)Isla (Island)
J (J)Jugo (Juice)
K (K)Kiwi (Kiwi)
L (L)Luna (Moon)
M (M)Manzana (Apple)
N (N)Nube (Cloud)
Ñ (Ñ)Mañana (Tomorrow)
O (O)Oso (Bear)
P (P)Perro (Dog)
Q (Q)Queso (Cheese)
R (R)Ratón (Mouse)
S (S)Sol (Sun)
T (T)Tigre (Tiger)
U (U)Uva (Grape)
V (V)Vaca (Cow)
W (W)Wi-fi (Wi-fi)
X (X)Xilófono (Xylophone)
Y (Y)Yate (Yacht)
Z (Z)Zapato (Shoe)

Careful!

  1. "Ñ" is a unique letter in the Spanish alphabet and it is pronounced as "ny".
  2. The "H" is silent in Spanish. For example, "hola" is pronounced "ola".
  3. The "LL" is pronounced like a "Y" in Spain. For example, "llama" is pronounced "yama".