1. The Spanish Alphabet
“el abecedario”
“el alfabeto”
Pause the video when needed to take notes or to answer questions.
2. Some notes on the Spanish alphabet…
• In English, sometimes
vowels take on different
pronunciations
3. • Pronounce the following
words:
–make, fact
–water, later
–roaring, pouring
4. • 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
5. • If you know the
vowels, you can
read any word!
• (a, e, i, o, u)