Spanish Alphabets

Spanish	English	Pronunciation
a	a	ah	like the a in “father”
b	be	bay	like the English b but pronounced very softly
c	ce	say	before a, o, u, like the c in “can”; before e, i, like the c in “cent”
ch	che	chay	like the ch in “church”
d	de	day	like d in “bed” but with tongue forward, almost like thin “the”
e	e	ay	like the ay in “pay”
f	efe	ay-fay	like the English f
g	ge	hay	before a, o, u, like g in “get”; before e, i, like an English h
h	hache	ah-chay	always silent
i	i	ee	like ee in “feet”
j	jota	ho-ta	like the English h
k	ka	kah	like the English k
l	ele	ay-lay	like the English l
ll	elle	ay-yay	like the y in “yes”
m	eme	ay-may	like the English m
n	ene	ay-nay	like the English n
ñ	eñe	ay-nyay	like the ny in “canyon”
o	o	oh	like the o in “no”
p	pe	pay	like the English p
q	cu	koo	like the English k
r	ere	ay-ray	like the English r but softer, almost sounds like a d
rr	erre	ay-rray	strongly trilled
s	ese	ay-say	like the English s
t	te	tay	like the English t
u	u	oo	like the oo in “pool”
v	uve	oo-vay	almost no difference between b and v in Spanish
w	uve doble	oo-vay do-blay	like the English w
x	equis	ay-kees	like the English x
y	ye	yay	like the English y; like ee in “tree” when used alone
z	zeta	say-ta	like the English s

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