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Page 1: Spanish Español. a, e, i, o, u The Spanish vowels each have only one sound, regardless of what letters they precede or follow, or accent marks on the

Spanish

Español

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a, e, i, o, u

The Spanish vowels each have only one sound,

regardless of what letters they precede or follow, or

accent marks on the vowel.

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a

The a is always pronounced as in the English word car.

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e

The e has the sound of the e in bed.

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i

The Spanish i is the same as the English long e or ee as in

see.

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o

The o is always pronounced as the o in the word old.

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u

The Spanish u has the sound of the English oo as in too or

the English ue as in blue.

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h

The Spanish h is always silent. Thus, hola is pronounced ola

(as in cola without the c).

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ñ

The ñ is the same sound as the ny pair in the word canyon. Thus, señor is pronounced like

sen-yor.

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ll

The ll in Spanish is always pronounced like the English y

in yes. Thus, the Spanish word ella (she, her) is

pronounced like eh-ya.

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masuculine

ends in o

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Feminine

ends in a

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Hola

Hello

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Adiós

Goodbye

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Gracias!

Thank you!

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De nada

You're welcome

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Por favor?

Please?

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Buenos Días!

Good Morning!

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Buenas tardes!

Good afternoon!

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Buenas noches!

Good night!

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Perdone

Excuse me

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Lo siento

I'm sorry

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Como estas?

How are you?

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Estoy bien

I am fine

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No muy bien

Not very well

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Muy bien

Very well

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My name is

Me llamo

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Cómo le va?

How's it going?

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What's happening?

Qué pasa?

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see you later

Hasta luego

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Hasta pronto

See you soon

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nice to meet you

Mucho gusto

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Si

yes

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no

no

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friend

amigo/amiga

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Miss O'Hare

Señorita O'Hare

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What is your name?

Como te llamas?

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Where are you from?

De donde eres?

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I am from…

Yo soy de…