accents

Question 1

dipthong occurs when

Answer 1

strong and weak
weak and weak

Question 2

a dipthong is…

Answer 2

a new sound

Question 3

vowels

Answer 3

aeiou

Question 4

a

Answer 4

ah, strong

Question 5

e

Answer 5

ay, strong

Question 6

i

Answer 6

e, weak

Question 7

o

Answer 7

oh, strong

Question 8

u

Answer 8

ooo, weak

Question 9

syllabals

Answer 9

broken by cv, or a vowel can be by itself, a consonant can never be by itself

Question 10

tilde

Answer 10

written symbol

Question 11

accent

Answer 11

a vowel that has a stronger song

Question 12

syllables with dipthongs

Answer 12

keep vowels together

Question 13

hiato

Answer 13

opposite of a diphthong, open/separate, some exceptions do this like Maria

Question 14

consonants that are never separated/always together

Answer 14

BL, BR, CL, CR, CH, DR, FL, FR, GL, GR, LL, PL, PR, RR, TR

Question 15

agudas

Answer 15

if the last syllable has the accent and the word ends in a vowel, n, or s put a tilde

Question 16

Llanas

Answer 16

if the second to last syllable has the accent and the word ends in a vowel, n, or s, do NOT put a tilde

Question 17

esdrujulas

Answer 17

if the accent is in the 3rd+ syllable always put a tilde

Question 18

if mono (one) syllable…

Answer 18

no tilde, some rulebreakers

Question 19

mono syllable rule breakers

Answer 19

se, te (more than one version w/ different meanings)