Spanish Pronunciation

Front 1

How are "b" and "v" pronounced?

Back 1

Like the "b" in "boy".

After a pause or the letters l, m, or n, it sounds much like an English b. However, in all
other cases, the lips do not even touch, producing a more whisper like sound almost
close to the pronunciation of the letter v.

Front 2

"C" followed by which vowels has a "k" sound, like in "kite"?

Back 2

A, O, U

Sounds like k in most cases. Before e or i, it sounds like an s (or th (thick) in many parts
of Spain). ceh

Front 3

"C" followed by which vowels has an "s" sound, like in "sun"?

Back 3

E, I

Front 4

"G" followed by which vowels has an "h" sound, like in "hot"?

Back 4

E, I

Front 5

"G" followed by which vowels has a hard "g" sound, like in "gain"?

Back 5

U, A, O

Front 6

"H" has what sound?

Back 6

None! It's silent.

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Front 7

"J" has what sound?

Back 7

"h" sound, like in "home"

Front 8

"ll" has what sound?

Back 8

"y", like in "yuck"

Front 9

"ñ" has what sound?

Back 9

"ny", like in "canyon"

Front 10

"q" has what sound?

Back 10

"k", like in "kite"

Front 11

What sound does a single "r" at the beginning of a word make?

Back 11

You trill it! rrrrrrr..

Front 12

"z" has what sound?

Back 12

a soft "s", like in "sad"

Front 13

What does 'ch' sound like in Spanish?

Back 13

Sounds like the ch in "cheese" in English.