1 Introdution to the Spanish Alphabet

Let's start our Spanish-learning journey by looking at the basic building blocks of all words and phrases - the alphabet itself. It might seem silly, but trust me, knowing all the letters and how to pronounce them properly will make your learning experience a lot easier!

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[herleen]

I'm so happy I found this video. I am fluent in the language (since I'm a native speaker), but my parents have never taught me how to read nor write. :)

[nmbrawler]

The most important thing in learning a language is the alphabet

[jamburga]

And one more thing to add:

Note: K and W are the two rarest letters. K is often replaced with C or Qu (Cangaru, Kayac, Coala, Quilate etc.)

W only occurs from foreign loan words

[abdullahjaman]

Hmm...great video. I'm a Bangladeshi. I know Bengali, Hindi, American English. And now I'm trying to learn Spanish

[Someone-p]

The letter G is really easy for me as an arabic speaker

[RBmusic]

Best video I found for simplifying each letter. Very helpful and straight to the point. Thanks

[huyenmyotran]

Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏
I’ve been finding a video in which the pronounciation of the letters are easily understandable like this.

[anana]

Thank you for this! Took 2 years in high school, but wanting to practice. My neighbors next door are Hispanic, and I want to be able to converse with them ♥ I'm surprised at how much of the alphabet I forgot, but don't have too much of an issue pronouncing words.

[kaiseruyghur]

I just wanted to say how incredibly helpful your video on Learning Spanish Alphabet was! I've been searching for a while now, and I have to say that your video is by far the best one out there. Thank you so much for putting together such an informative resource!

[donnaallen]

Perfect finally found one that explains it better.

[freedomthroughspirit]

Why is the V and W pronounced differently on other videos learning Spanish (with native speakers)? They pronounce "V" as "veh" and "W" as "doble oo"... now I'm really confused. Is this a subtle thing or different depending on Castilian Spanish vs. Mexican Spanish vs. South American? 🤔 Thanks for any clarifications.

[rme]

I'd like to add that the "W" letter, eventhough this video is showing the Spaniard Spanish or spanish from Spain, saying the letter as "doble Veh"(double "V") will be understood also.

[guptaanu]

U have really made very useful videos..extremely good to learn Spanish quickly

[Apachita]

You should explain that only in Spain do the make the TH sound for the C and Z and it is a very clear TH just like english, exactly like the word "think" (in Spain cinco is thinko). That weird sound you tried to make was just weird. C and Z are either just ssss in Latin America and TH in spain.

[hudsondavis]

This helped a lot for my Spanish class thank you so much.

[eddieaguirre]

Recently I moved and all hear is Spanish so this video is greatly appreciated 👍 ✅

[naydraa]

Just wanna tell you that the ch ll and rr are not letters anymore, but they are still in use, Greetings from Spain

[Itstristamiler]

im so glad i found this finally. it is really clearly indeed!

[marwaalhamwi]

I just start learning spanish and I found this channel ...sooo goed and clear explination

[Komodomajor]

Thank you so much Spanish is my favorite language😊😊❤❤🎉