How to Pronounce the Spanish Alphabet Saint Louis MO

Steps

1. A= (AH)a,
2. B= (BEH)be
3. C= (SEH)ce
4. D= (DEH)de
5. E= (EH)e
6. F= (EH feh)efe
7. G= (heh)ge
8. H= (AH cheh)ache
9. I= (EE)i, as in beat
10. J= (HO tah)jota
11. K= (KAH)ka
12. L= (EL leh)ele
13. M= (EH meh)eme
14. N= (EH neh)ene
15. Ñ= (eh nyeh)ene(with tilde above n)
16. O= (OH)o
17. P= (PEH)pe
18. Q= (KOO)cu
19. R= (EH reh)ere
20. R=(EH rreh)erre [trilled]
21. S= (EH SEH)ese
22. T= (TEH)te
23. U= (OO)u, as in boot
24. V= (OO veh)uve
25. W= (dobleh uveh) doble uveh
26. X= (EH kees)equis
27. Y= (ee gree eh gah)i griega
28. Z= (ZEH ta)zeta

Tips

• There isn't an AY sound in any of the letters.
• When spelling aloud,in south america people say "beh grandeh" for B and "beh chica" for V, or maybe "beh larga" for B and "beh corta" for V; it varies from country to country.
• no spanish words start with w, that letter is only used in words that have been taken from English and other languages.

Warnings

• 2 Ls sound like a y in some parts of the world, like southern latin america
• an n with a mark over it sounds like it has a y after it
• a v sounds like a b
• a z sounds like an s
• the vowels are pronounced like this...a(ah) e(eh) i(ee) o(o) u(oo)
• Note that "ch" and "ll" are no longer officially considered letters of the alphabet

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