Spanisalphabetforeducationphonicsounds.ppt

Spanish alphabet

1. The Spanish Alphabet
“El abecedario”

2. Objective:
I can recognize Spanish vowel sounds.
I can spell out my name in Spanish.
I can ask the teacher (or other Spanish
speaker) to spell something out in Spanish.
I can spell words in Spanish by listening to
individual letters being said to me.
Essential Question:
What is the major difference between the
Spanish and English alphabet? (there are at
least 2)

3. Some notes on the Spanish alphabet…
•In English, sometimes vowels take on different
pronunciations
•Pronounce the following words:
–naked, baked
–water, later
–roaring, pouring
•In Spanish, 99.99999999% of the time, vowels keep
the same pronunciation, making it very easy to
pronounce the word if you know how each letter is
pronounced

4. Aa
[ah]

5. Bb
[beh]

6. Cc
[seh]

7. Ch
[cheh]

8. Dd
[deh]

9. Ee
[eh]

10. Ff
[effeh]

11. Gg
[heh]

12. Hh
[ah-cheh]

13. Ii
[eee]

14. Jj
[hota]

15. Kk
[kah]

16. Ll
[eh-leh]

17. ll
[eh-yeh]

18. Mm
[emm-eh]

19. Nn
[enn-eh]

20. ñ
[eh-nyeh]

21. Oo
[oh]

22. Pp
[peh]

23. Qq
[kuu]

24. Rr
[ereh]

25. rr
[errrrrreh]
(roll tongue)

26. Ss
[eseh]

27. Tt
[teh]

28. Uu
[oo]

29. Vv
[veh]

30. Ww
[dobleh beh]

31. Xx
[eh-kees]

32. Yy
[ee-gree-eh-gah]

33. Zz
[zeh-tah]

34. ¿Cómo se
escribe?

35. ¡Que Bueno!
You are now a master of the abecedario…