El Alfabeto Con Vocabulario This educational file created by Robert Rose. 01/03/08.

A,a Á●gui●la

Á●gui●la

B,b Bi●ci●cle●ta

Bi●ci●cle●ta

C,c Ca ●ma

Ca ●ma

D,d Da●mas

Da●mas

E,e Es●cue●la

Es●cue●la

F,f Fal●da

Fal●da

G,g Ga●to

Ga●to

H,h Ham●bur●gue●sa

Ham●bur●gue●sa

I,i In●vier●no

In●vier●no

J,j Ju●gue●te

Ju●gue●te

K,k Koa●la

Koa●la

L,l Lá●piz

Lá●piz

Ll Lla●ves

Lla●ves

M,m Ma●ri●po●sa

Ma●ri●po●sa

N,n Na●riz Sr. Rose’s

Na●riz

Ñ,ñ Ñan●du

Ñan●du

O,o O●jo

O●jo

P,p Pan

Pan

Q,q Que●so

Que●so

R,r Re●ga●lo

Re●ga●lo

rr Pe●rro

Pe●rro

S,s Sa●ca●pun●tas

Sa●ca●pun●tas

T,t Te●lé●fo●no

Te●lé●fo●no

U,u U●vas

U●vas

V,v Va●so

Va●so

W,w Waf●le

Waf●le

X,x Xi●ló●fo●no

Xi●ló●fo●no

Y,y Yo●gur

Yo●gur

Z,z Za●pa●to

Za●pa●to

Educator’s Note Although the Real Academia in Madrid, Spain, removed the letters ch , ll, and rr as separate entries in 1994 from the Spanish alphabet, I have included ll and rr in this presentation for their unique sound qualities when pronounced. It should also be noted that in in the Americas many Hispanic countries still recognize rr as a separate letter of the alphabet.

Although the Real Academia in Madrid, Spain, removed the letters ch , ll, and rr as separate entries in 1994 from the Spanish alphabet, I have included ll and rr in this presentation for their unique sound qualities when pronounced. It should also be noted that in in the Americas many Hispanic countries still recognize rr as a separate letter of the alphabet.

El Alfabeto Con Vocabulario This educational file created by Robert Rose. 01/03/08.