Pronunciation Guide

a- is a sharp sound as in "father"
e- as in "bet"
i- as in "machine"
o- as in "mold"
u- as in "mood"
b- as in "boy"
c- before an "e "or an "i" pronounced as "s", if not then like a c in "coat"
g- before an "i" or "e" like the "h" in "hair" otherwise like a "g" in "goat"
h- silent always
j- like the "h" in "hole"
K- c in "comb"
v- same as a light "b"

ll- like a stressed "y" in "yes"
ñ- like ny in "canyon
ch- "ch" as in "church"
rr- trilled
ai- like "ai" as like "high"
au- like ah-oo
ei- like ay-ee
ia- like ee-yah
ie- ee-ay
oi- like oi as in "boy"
oa- like oh-ah, but should be slurred as "wah"
ua- same as "oa"
ue- like oo-ay but after "g" or "q" the u is silent
ui- oo-ay
uo- like oo-oh

stress-The stress on most words depend on the last letter in that word. It depends on which country your speaking spanish in. For example in Mexico, if it's a vowel, n, or s, the stress is on the 2ndto last syllable. Words that are not followed by these rules have an accent mark to show you the syllable stresed and stuff.

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