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Foundations: Sounds & Greetings → Spanish Pronunciation Rules

Spanish Pronunciation Rules Greetings & Introductions Numbers, Days & Essential Phrases

Subject Pronouns & Ser vs Estar Present Tense Regular Verbs Asking Questions & Negation

Food & Ordering at Restaurants Shopping & Money Telling Time & Making Plans

Directions & Transportation At the Hotel Emergencies & Getting Help

Common Irregular Verbs Past Tense Basics (Preterite)Expressing Feelings & Opinions

Foundations: Sounds & Greetings

Spanish Pronunciation Rules

Spanish is one of the most phonetically consistent languages in the world. Unlike English, where the same letter can make many different sounds, Spanish letters almost always sound the same way. Master the five vowels and you can pronounce nearly any Spanish word.

Vocabulary

A

/Like the 'a' in 'father'/

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E

/Like the 'e' in 'bed'/

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I

/Like the 'ee' in 'feet'/

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O

/Like the 'o' in 'go'/

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U

/Like the 'oo' in 'food'/

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