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Chapter 1: 1.3 – El alfabeto

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1.3 – El alfabeto
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table of contents
  1. 1.1 – Chapter Objectives
  2. 1.2 – Saludos y despedidas
  3. 1.3 – El alfabeto
  4. 1.4 – Pronombres de sujeto
  5. 1.5 – El verbo ser
  6. 1.6 – Género y número de los sustantivos
  7. 1.7 – Características físicas y de personalidad
  8. 1.8 – El verbo tener
  9. 1.9 – Los números del 0-30
  10. 1.10 – El verbo haber
  11. 1.11 – Verbos regulares (-ar) en el presente, modo indicativo
  12. 1.12 – Para leer
  13. 1.13 – Para escribir
  14. 1.14 – Para explorar
  15. 1.15 – Recomendaciones
  16. 1.16 – In Class Activities

El alfabeto/abecedario (The Spanish Alphabet)

Now, we will learn the alphabet in Spanish, an important foundation for reading, writing, and speaking the language.

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Below, you will also find some important consonant clusters that are commonly used in Spanish.


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Remember these useful questions when asking people for clarification on how to spell a word or a name:

  • ¿Cómo se escribe?, or ¿Cómo se deletrea?
  • How do you spell…?
  • ¿Cómo se escribe tu nombre?
  • How do you spell/write your name?
  •  Mi nombre se escribe eme-i-ere-i-a-eme.
  • My name is spelled M-i-r-i-a-m.
  • ¿Cómo se escribe “libro”?
  • How do you spell/write “book”?
  • Libro se escribe ele-i-be-ere-o.
  • Book is spelled l-i-b-r-o.


 


Pronunciación del español (Spanish Pronunciation)

Welcome to the first “¿Sabías que…?” of this book, where you will learn about the pronunciation of key Spanish sounds that will help you improve your listening and spelling skills. But remember: it’s not about sounding like a native speaker, but about developing the skills to comprehend and to be more intelligible. Each chapter will introduce you to a specific aspect of pronunciation.


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Have you heard this famous tongue twister in Spanish?

Erre con erre, guitarra; 🎸

Erre con erre, carril;

Rápido ruedan los carros, 🚙

Rápido el ferrocarril 🚂

Translation:

R with R, guitar;

R with R, rail;

The cars roll quickly,

Quickly the railway.

Listen to the tongue twister here.

Can you try saying it out loud? Don't worry if you sound like a motorboat on your first try—practice makes perfect!

 

 

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