alphabets

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. [ah]

5. [beh]

6. [seh]

7. [cheh]

8. [deh]

9. [eh]

10. [effeh]

11. [heh]

12. [ah-cheh]

13. [eee]

14. [hota]

15. [kah]

16. [eh-leh]

17. [eh-yeh]

18. [emm-eh]

19. [enn-eh]

20. [eh-nyeh]

21. [oh]

22. [peh]

23. [kuu]

24. [ereh]

25. [errrrrreh]
(roll tongue)

26. [eseh]

27. [teh]

28. [oo]

29. [veh]

30. [dobleh beh]

31. [eh-kees]

32. [ee-gree-eh-gah]

33. [zeh-tah]

34. ¿Cómo se
escribe?

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