Step 7: How To read, Write, Spell And Pronounce Spanish (S->E) Flashcards

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This is the Spanish alphabet

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Este es al alfabeto español

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The Spanish alphabet has 28 letters.

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El alfabeto español tiene 28 letras.

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The English alphabet has 26 letters.

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El alfabeto inglés tiene 26 letras.

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The Spanish alphabet has more letters than the English alphabet.

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El alfabeto español tiene más letras que el alfabeto inglés.

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How many more? Two more.

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Cuántas más? Dos más.

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The English alphabet has fewer letters than the Spanish alphabet.

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El alfabeto inglés tiene menos letras que el alfabeto español.

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How many less? Two less.

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Cuántas menos? Dos menos.

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Many letters are the same, but some are different, like the ch, the double l, and the ñ.

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Muchas letras son las mismas, pero algunas son diferentes, como la ch, la ll, y el ñ.

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The pronunciation of the letters also is different in Spanish.

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La pronunciación de las letras también es diferente en español.

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10
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And now some questions:

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Y ahora algunas preguntas:

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Where do you put the accent in the word “Mexico”?

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Dónde se pone el acento en la palabra “México”?

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The accent is put over the ‘e’.

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Se pone el acento sobre la ‘e’.

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Where does one put the accent on the last name ‘Jimenez’?

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Dónde se pone el acento en el apellido ‘Jiménez’?

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The accent is put over the first ‘e’.

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Se pone el acento sobre la primera ‘e’.

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What is your name?

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Cómo se llama Ud.?

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My name is Mary Dixon.

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Yo me llamo María Dixon.

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How is your last name written?

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Cómo se escribe su apellido?

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It is written Y-A-R-R-I-N-G-T-O-N.

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Se escribe ee-GR’YAY-ga - ah - AY-ray - AY-ray - ee - AY-nay - hay - tay - oh - AY-nay.

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What is the name of those people?

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Cómo se llaman esos señores?

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There names are Richard and Pilar Martin.

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Se llaman Ricardo y Pilar Martín.

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Do you know what my name is?

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Sabe Ud. cómo me llamo?

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Yes. Your name is George Castillo.

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Sí. Ud. se llama Jorge Castillo.

23
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We write letters to our friends.

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Escribimos cartas a nuestro amigos.

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We write the name and address on the envelope.

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Nosotros escribimos el nombre y la dirección en el sobre.

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We put the letter inside then we close the envelope and we put on stamps.
Ponemos la carta adentro luego cerramos el sobre y ponemos (estampillas o sellos).
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A letter to a friend:
Una carta a un amigo:
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Dear Robert,
Querido Roberto,
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Many thanks for the flowers.
Muchas gracías por las flores.
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They are very beautiful!
Son bellísimas!
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Yellow roses are my favorite flowers.
Las rosas amarillas son mis flores favoritas.
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You are very kind.
Ud. es muy amable.
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Until very soon! Sincerely, Anita.
Hasta muy pronto! Sinceramente, Anita.
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A postcard to a friend:
Una tarjeta postal a una amiga:
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Dear Isabel,
Querida Isabel,
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My best greetings from Acapulco.
Mis mejores saludos desde Acapulco.
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Everything here is beautiful.
Todo aquí es muy bello.
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The climate is magnificent and the people are very interesting.
El clima es magnífico y la gente son muy interesante.
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But you are not here. . .what a shame!
Pero Ud. no está aquí. . .qué pena!
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Affectionately, Richard
Cariñosamente, Ricardo