Learn the Spanish names of all 27 letters, including ñ, and distinguish letter names from their sounds.
Spanish alphabet names from A to I
The prompt gives an English letter label; type its Spanish name. The name of h is hache, although the letter is normally silent in words.
Spanish has 27 letters. Ch and ll are digraphs, combinations of two letters, rather than separate alphabet entries.
Spanish letter names including ñ
Ñ is a separate letter named eñe. It is not interchangeable with n: año and ano are different words.
The five vowel letters have stable basic sounds. Practicing Spanish numbers gives you familiar words to spell aloud.
Spanish letter names from R to Z
Uve, uve doble and ye are recommended names. Regional alternatives such as ve corta, doble u and i griega are also accepted here.
These respellings use Latin American pronunciation: ce and zeta have an s sound. The names be and uve distinguish letters whose sounds in words are normally the same.
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Quick answer: letter A is a, letter B is be, letter C is ce, letter D is de, letter E is e, letter F is efe, letter G is ge, letter H is hache, and letter I is i.
The modern Spanish alphabet has 27 letters, including ñ. Ch and ll are digraphs, not separate letters.
Ñ is called eñe. It represents a sound similar to the ny in canyon.
Ye is the recommended name, and the traditional i griega remains valid. Both are accepted in this lesson.
Uve doble is the recommended name. Doble u, doble ve and ve doble are also used in different regions.
They normally represent the same sound system in Spanish. Their letter names help distinguish them when spelling.
The practice teaches letter names from English prompts. Hache is the Spanish name of H, even though h is usually silent inside words.
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