Introduction To Spanish

Language and Alphabet Guide

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If you are looking for a reliable, easy way to start learning Spanish then read on.

I will be taking away a lot of the obstacles which would normally see beginners faltering and giving up before ever really getting to grips with the basics. In this introduction to Spanish I will give you an alphabet pronunciation guide second to none. I will also point you in the direction of free beginner lessons.

When I first started learning Spanish many years ago, there were not so many products to choose from, the odd cassette here and there was the only way to go, besides actually visiting a Spanish speaking country.

Now anyone looking for an introduction to Spanish language is faced with an enormous mountain of material to wade through. And with everything being digital and software oriented we can never know if we are getting the best product until it has been down loaded and a lot of our very precious time has been wasted.

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After researching numerous courses that are in today’s market, I am sure I’ve come up with the perfect solution. This is not just an introduction to Spanish, it starts at the very beginning and takes you all the way on to the advanced stages. That means for most people, this page here will be the only time you will need to spend on researching the right product.

Firstly though, I will start you off myself as promised, with a quick pronunciation guide.

AN INTRODUCTION TO SPANISH VOWELS

A……….. as ‘a’ in apple
E………… as ‘e’ in net
I………… as ‘I’ in it
O…………as ‘o’ in hot
U…………is more like the double o in choose

These sounds are constant, and reliable, no matter what position of whatever word they are in. TRY TO PRACTICE THEM OUT LOUD.

AN INTRODUCTION TO SPANISH CONSONANTS

B………. as ‘be’ in better
C………. as ‘se’ in set
Until 1994 ‘ch’ was classed as a letter in the Spanish alphabet, now it no longer exists.
D………. as ‘de’ in devil
F……….. as ‘effe’ in effect
G………. is almost the ‘h’ from head sound but with a rasp as if clearing the throat
H………. is always totally silent
J…………as ‘h’ in head
K……….. as ‘ca’ in cafe
L………… as ’ele’ in eleven
Until 1994 ’ll’ was also classed as a letter in the Spanish alphabet, again it no longer exists.
M………. as ’eme’ in remedy
N………. as ‘ene’ in enemy
N………. as ‘nee’ in need
p………. as ‘pe’ in pet
Q………. as ’cou’ in coup
R………. as ‘ere’ in heretic with a slightly rolled sound
RR…….. Academics do not recognise the ‘rr’ although it is widely used in the Americas; it is a much longer rolled sound
S………. as ‘esse’ in essential
T………. as ‘te’ in temper
V……… sounds like ‘B’
W……… is a strange one to explain, sounds like double oo vay
X………. sounds like ‘key’ with slight throat clearing sound once again
Y………. as ’y’ in your
Z………. as ’th’ in theory

PS.

When learning a foreign language it’s always wise to practise the alphabet sounds. Although I have tried to put on paper the sounds of the alphabet; it will always be a lot simpler to learn pronunciation from an audio lesson. Your introduction to Spanish should be a natural easy one.

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PPPS. Here’s a great little video we just found covering an introduction to Spanish alphabet sounds.

PPPPS Here’s a lovely little snippet on basic personal pronouns.

This is the very first introduction to Spanish language that anyone needs after the alphabet.