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ОглавлениеSpelling and pronouncing Spanish are easy once you know the few basic rules. The chart below will help you with the pronunciation of the basic Spanish sounds and will give you a feeling for the rhythm of the language. The syllable to be stressed is marked in bold in the pronunciation. Here are a few rules you should know:
SPANISH | SOUNDS LIKE | EXAMPLE | PRONUNCIATION |
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ca | ka | cama | ka-ma |
co | ko | con | kon |
cu | ku | cubo | koobo |
ce | the | cena | the-na |
ci | thee | cine | the ene |
ga | ga | gato | ga-to |
go | go | algo | algo |
gu | goo | algún | algoon |
ge | khe | gente | khente |
gi | khee | giro | kheero |
j | kh | jueves | khwe-bes |
ll | ly | llamo | lya-mo |
ñ | ny | señor | se-nyor |
ua | wa | cual | kwal |
ue | we | vuelva | bwelba |
v | b | vuelva | bwelba |
z | th | Zaragoza | tha-ra-go-tha |
Here are a few more tips on Spanish pronunciation that will help you along the way:
H is silent: hora is pronounced o-ra, and hola is pronounced o-la.
R is rolled, and if you have rr, then the roll is more exaggerated.
In Spanish, vowels (a, e, i, o, u) have only one sound. When you find two together, pronounce both of them in quick succession, as in aceite, a-they-te.