Spanish alphabet: How to pronounce each letter properly
While this series of the Spanish alphabet is good and is the basis for the Spanish quizzes that I’ve posted on my website, I suggest you to first watch the remake of the beginning of my free Spanish course. It is a much improved version. Later you can jump back to the older videos.
The Spanish alphabet is mostly like the English one, except for one or two letters. But what is more important is how each letter must be pronounced, and the different pronunciations one single letter may have, depending on its combination with other letters.
In our first lesson we’ll learn the Spanish alphabet and how to pronounce each word and each sound. This will just be a very brief introduction to phonetics, but if you are going to start learning Spanish from zero, this will be the best first approach.
If you would like to go much deeper into each letter of the Spanish alphabet, and learn relevant Spanish vocabulary related with each letter (such as: male/female given names, names for fruits, false cognates, adverbs, regular/irregular verbs, names of animals, adjectives, etc), then you may want to take a look at this series:
Lesson 152: Words that begin with Letter A
Lesson 153 and Lesson 154: Common irregular verbs that begin with letter A
Lesson 155: Words that begin with Letter B
Lesson 156: Common irregular verbs that begin with letter B
Lesson 162: Words that begin with Letter C
Lesson 163, 164 and 165: Common irregular verbs that begin with letter C
Lesson 173: Words that begin with Letter D
Lesson 174, 175, 176 and 263: Common irregular verbs that begin with letter D
Lesson 187: Words that begin with Letter E
Lesson 188, 189 and 190: Common irregular verbs that begin with letter E
Lesson 196: Words that begin with Letter F
Lesson 197 and 198: Common irregular verbs that begin with letter F
Lesson 203: Words that begin with Letter G
Lesson 204 and 205: Common irregular verbs that begin with letter G
Lesson 210: Words that begin with Letter H
Lesson 211 and 212: Common irregular verbs that begin with letter H
Lesson 217: Words that begin with Letter I
Lesson 223: Words that begin with Letter J
Lesson 224 and 225: Common irregular verbs that begin with letter J
Lesson 232: Words that begin with Letter K & L
Lesson 233: Common irregular verbs that begin with letter L
Lesson 240: Words that begin with Letter M
Lesson 241, 242 and 243: Common irregular verbs that begin with letter M
Lesson 250: Words that begin with Letter N
Lesson 251, 252, 253 and 254: Common irregular verbs that begin with letter N
Lesson 260: Words that begin with Letter Ñ
Lesson 264: Words that begin with Letter O
Lesson 265, 266 and 267: Common irregular verbs that begin with letter O
Lesson 274: Words that begin with Letter P
Lesson 275 and 276: Common irregular verbs that begin with letter P
Lesson 285: Words that begin with Letter Q
Lesson 286: Common irregular verbs that begin with letter Q
(and more to come…)
You can find a full list of all the video lessons by clicking on the List of Lessons tab on the Main Menu.
Honestly, I didn’t want to go through another alphabet lesson – but I have to say I found it informative especially…
I – latin I
Y -Greek I
It is the litte things that makes learning fun and interesting, as I am a curious person by nature
Gracias,
Ann
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Thanks for the feedback. I’ll continue uploading lessons and every now and then also some lyrics of Spanish/Latin songs. Good luck!
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Thanks for your feedback 🙂 I have taught Spanish before, but this is the first time I try to teach online. It’s an interesting experiment, and as such I think I’m adjusting all the time. Good luck!