The Spanish Alphabet

A a - a
B b - be (be alta, be grande, be larga)
C c - ce
Ch ch - che
D d - de
E e - e
F f - efe
G g - ge
H h - hache
I i - i (i latina)
J j - jota
K k - ka
L l - ele
Ll ll - doble ele (elle)
M m - eme
N n - ene
Ñ ñ - eñe
O o - o
P p - pe
Q q - cu
R r - erre (ere)
S s - ese
T t - te
U u - u
V v - uve (ve, ve baja, ve chica, ve corta)
W w - uve doble (doble ve, doble u, ve doble)
X x - equis
Y y - ye (i griega)
Z z - zeta (zeda - also ceta, ceda)

Did you know?

The letter x was once commonly used to denote the sound now denoted by j (jota – the English ‘h’). Examples exist such as Don Quixote (now spelt Don Quijote in modern Spanish) and of course Mexico (Me-hi-co).

The letter ç was once used, but has since been replaced with z in modern Spanish.

More information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_alphabet

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