Las vocales a, e, i, o, u Las vocales a ah e ěh i ēē o oh u õõ Con la erre… rra, rre, rri, rro, rru, Con la ese… sa, se, si, so, su Con la te… ta, te, ti, to, tu Con la hache… ha, he, hi, ho, hu Con la zeta … za, ze, zi, zo, zu Con la jota… ja, je, ji, jo, ju Con la ele… la, le, li, lo, lu Con la elle… lla, lle, lli, llo, llu Con la ene… na, ne, ni, no, nu Con la eñe… ña, ñe, ñi, ño, ñu Con la ere… ra, re, ri, ro, ru, a ah e ěh i ēē o oh u õõ

A practicar pronunciación de las vocales aire aries idea tauro universidad leal único huevo hielo

SOUNDS avión wall barco bar insect choza church dedo decimal elefante elephant familia family like the “h” in “hen” Hija h is silent iglesia practice jardín like the “h” in “hen” kilo kid lago lab llama yam mano mom nariz no ñame onion oso oh! perro pall queso ketchup rana rose guitarra mirror sandía nest tortuga time uvas neutral vaca silver western west examen exam yeso you zapato such cesta gemelos

the c followed by the vowels a, o, u sound like K in English Sounds of the “C” The “C” has two sounds depending on the vowel that follows it. the c followed by the vowels a, o, u sound like K in English ca, co, cu cobra casa cuna

Like in the name “Cecilia” Sounds of the “C” The “C” has two sounds depending on the vowel that follows it. the c follow by the e or i will have the sound of the S in English ce, ci Like in the name “Cecilia” cepillo cinco

a o u If c ka- ko- ku With the Q!!! que - qui Sounds like queso Sounds of the “C” If c a Sounds like ka- ko- ku o u How do we get in Spanish the ke- ki sound? With the Q!!! que - qui queso Quijote

The G followed by the vowels a, o, or u sound like the “g” in “go” Sounds of the “G” The “G” sounds depending on the vowel that follows it. The G followed by the vowels a, o, or u sound like the “g” in “go” ga, go, gu, gol gallo gusano

the G followed by the e and the i, has the sound of the H in “ham” Sounds of the “G” The “G” sounds depending on the vowel that follows it. the G followed by the e and the i, has the sound of the H in “ham” ge, gi girasol general

It sounds like the “g” in “go” Sounds of the “G” The “G” sounds depending on the vowel that follows it. a If G o It sounds like the “g” in “go” u ga, go, gu, gol gallo gusano

How do we get in Spanish the soft sound? Sounds of the “G” The “G” has four sounds depending on the vowel that follows it. How do we get in Spanish the soft sound? 3. The G followed by ue and the ui, has a soft sound like in guitar and the “u” is silent gue, gui merengue guitarra

Sounds of the “G” ☺ Ü GÜE - GÜI the u sounds!!!! pingüino bilingüe

El alfabeto m eme n ene ñ eñe o oh p pe q cu r ere a ah b be rr erre s ese t te u oo v uve or be baja (chica) w doble uve, or doble be x equis y ee griega (lle) z seta El alfabeto a ah b be c se ch che d de e eh f efe g ge h hache i ee j jota k ka l ele ll elle Yo sé el alfabeto ¡Olé!

El alfabeto A B C CH D E F G H I J K L LL M N Ñ O P Q R rr S T U V W X Y Z

Reglas generales para LEER en español PALABRAS CON ACENTO ESCRITO If the word has a written accent, the emphasis goes on that syllable. Ejemplos: lápiz - cámara - sábado - miércoles PALABRAS SIN ACENTO ESCRITO Rule 1: Words ending in a vowel; n or s are stressed on the syllable before last. Ejemplos: casa, libro, mesa, madre, lunes, joven, ventana, Argentina – Venezuela – Estados Unidos. Rule 2: Words ending in a consonant (not including n and s) are stressed on the last syllable. Ejemplos: beber, papel, verdad, hablar, comer, vivir