Step 7: How To read, Write, Spell And Pronounce Spanish (E->S) Flashcards
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Q
A
A
Ah
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Q
B
A
Bay
3
Q
C
A
Say
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Q
Ch
A
Chay
5
Q
D
A
Day
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Q
E
A
Ay
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Q
F
A
AYfay
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Q
G
A
Hay
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Q
H
A
AH-chay
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Q
I
A
ee
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Q
J
A
HO-ta
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Q
K
A
Ka
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Q
L
A
EL-lay
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Q
LL
A
EL-yay
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Q
M
A
AY-may
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Q
N
A
AY-nay
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Q
Ñ
A
EN-yay
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Q
O
A
Oh
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Q
P
A
Pay
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Q
Q
A
Koo
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Q
R
A
AY-ray
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Q
S
A
ES-say
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Q
T
A
Tay
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Q
U
A
Oo
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V
Vay
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X
AY-kees
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Y
ee-GR’YAY-ga
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Z
SAY-ta
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W
(Not part of the Spanish Alphabet)
doh-bleh vay when used in foreign words
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El alfabeto español
The Spanish alphabet
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Letras
Letters
32
La misma
Muchas letras son las mismas
The same
Many letters are the same
33
El acento
The accent
34
El apellido
The surname
35
Se pone…
(E.g. Se pone el acento sobre la primera e.)
It is put…
(E.g. The accent is put over the first e)
Note this is a reflexive form of the verb poner - to put.
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Se llama…
(E.g. Cómo se llama esto en español?)
It is called…
(E.g. What is this called in Spanish?)
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La dirección
The address
38
El sobre
The envelope
39
Adentro
(E.g. Ponemos la carta adentro.)
Inside
(E.g. We put the card inside.)
40
Estampillas o sellos
Stamps
(Sellos is the preferred word for “stamps” in Spain)
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Querido
(E.g. Querido Juan…)
Dear (opening of a letter)
(E.g. Dear John…)
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Las flores
The flowers
43
Bellísimas
Very beautiful
44
Amarilla
Yellow
45
El clima
The climate
46
La gente
The people
47
Qué pena!
What a shame!
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Cariñosamente
(E.g. Cariñosamente, Ricardo)
Affectionately
(E.g. Affectionately, Richard)
As in a way to sign off a letter to someone.
