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Spanish Alphabet

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Spanish Alphabet

How to say and pronounce the letters of the Spanish Alphabet.

Letter	Pronounced as
a	a
b	be
c	ce
ch¹	che
d	de
e	e
f	efe
g	ge
h	hache
i	i
j	jota
k	ka
l	ele
ll¹	elle
m	eme
n	ene
ñ	eñe
o	o
p	pe
q	cu
r	erre
s	ese
t	te
u	u
v	uve
w	uve doble (double v)
x	equis
y	i griega (greek i)
z	zota

The vowels with accent marks and other garbage above them are pronounced as:

Vowel Pronounced as

á how do you say it

é how do you say it

í how do you say it

ó how do you say it

ú how do you say it

ü how do you say it

from: http://spanish.about.com/library/beginning/bl-beg-intro-alphabet.htm

¹ The Academy also has ruled that while CH and LL are considered letters, for alphabetization purposes only they should not be treated that way. It used to be that dictionaries would list all the words beginning with CH separately, after the words beginning with C, so, for example, the word achatar would be listed after acordar. But in most modern dictionaries, the words are alphabetized as they would be in English (except that the Ñ comes after the N).

The Association of Spanish Language Academies met in Madrid for its 10th Annual Congress on April 27, 1994 and voted to eliminate CH and LL as seperate letters of the Spanish alpabet.²

This was probably done to make life easy for computer programmers so they can allow the characters to be sorted in a simple ASCII order. If this was not true computer programmers when sorting would have to compress ch and ll into special characters before sorting and after the sorting uncompressing ch and ll.

²That was from the book "501 Spanish Verbs Fourth Edition" by Christophr Kendris, Ph.D., page xl