3. Alphabet
| a | ah | j | hoh-tah | r | air-ay |
|
b |
bay |
k |
kah |
rr |
airr-ay |
|
c |
say |
l |
ay-lay |
s |
ay-say |
|
ch |
chay |
ll |
ay-yay |
t |
tay |
|
d |
day |
m |
ay-may |
u |
oo |
|
e |
ay |
n |
ay-nay |
v |
oo-bay |
|
f |
ay-fay |
ñ |
ayn-yay |
w |
doh-blay-bay |
|
g |
hey |
o |
oh |
x |
ah-kees |
|
h |
ah-chay |
p |
pay |
y |
ee-gree-ay-gah |
|
i |
ee |
q |
koo |
z |
say-tah |
Note: The Spanish language academy no longer considers the ch, ll or rr to be separate letters of the alphabet.
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