Spanish Alphabets

Total 27 alphabets are there in Spanish language (and 2 separate letters, so total 29), all are from English alphabets with a different pronunciation . So , it's very easy to learn .

The following letters make up the Spanish alphabet:

a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, m, n, ñ, o, p, q, r, s, t, u, v, w, x, y, z .

In other words, the Spanish alphabet, with 27 letters, is the same as the English alphabet with the addition of the ñ.

The following chart shows the capital letters along with name of each letter:

                                             

SI NO	ALPHABETS	Pronounciation	Example english word
1	A	a	father
2	B	be	bomb
3	C	ce	composition
4	D	de	detective
5	E	e	egg
6	F	efe	factory
7	G	ge	government
8	H	hache	honor
9	I	i	police
10	J	jota	justice
11	K	ka	kilometer
12	L	ele	legal
13	M	eme	mother
14	N	ene	nationality
15	Ñ	eñe	canyon
16	O	o	vote
17	P	pe	peninsula
18	Q	cu	chemistry (like che)
19	R	ere (or erre)	ladder
20	S	ese	soup
21	T	te	text
22	U	u	tutor
23	V	uve	bandage
24	W	uve doble	Washington
25	X	equis	excellent
26	Y	ye	Paraguay
27	Z	zeta	's' sound, as in 'socks'

Recently as 2010, the Spanish alphabet, included two other letters, ch and ll, which were considered separate letters. They continue to have distinctive pronunciations (just as do "ch" and "sh" in English).

SI NO	ALPHABETS	Pronounciation	Example word
28	ch	ch	nacho
29	ll	sh

This is the very basic thing, and we will come here with grammer and simple sentenses