The Spanish alphabet has 29 letters, which are all female. Remember that in Spanish there is enough correspondence between phonemes and letters. LETTERS: A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - J - K - L - M - N - Ñ - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U. NAMES: A - Be - Ce - De - E - eFe - Ge - Hache - I - Jota - Ka - eLe - eMe - eNe - eÑe - O - Pe - Qu - eRre - eSe - Te - U - uVe - doble v (w) - equis (x) - Ye - Zeta.

Este es el alfabeto in spanish, ( ) = la pronunciation, + un ejemplo the alphabeto a = (a) almohada b = (be) lo bello de la vida c = (ce) Cecilia es mi nombre ch = (che) d = (de) dedo e = (e) el enano f = (efe) la felicidad g = (ge) gato h = (h) horizonte i = (i) indio j = (jota) Juan k = (ka) kiosko l = (ele) la luna ll = (elle), la llama m = (eme) mi mamá n = (ene) nené ñ = (eñe) niño o = (o) oso p = (pe) perro q = (ku) queso r = (ere) río rr = (erre) carro s = (ese) si t = (te) tarro u = (u) uva v = (ve) vaca w = (dobleve) well x = (equis) saxofon y = (ye) yuca z = (seta) zapato

A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, Ñ, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z. Se suprimieron 2 letras del alfabeto, la ch y la ll, dejan de existir. A partir de ahora el alfabeto español tiene 27 letras.

Spanish Alphabet( Letter & Examples ) Aa as in the word “ask”, Bb same as in English Cc like “s” before “i” or “e”, otherwise like "k” in Creole. Dd same as in English. Ee as in “elevated” Ff same as in English Gg like the "kh" in “loch” before “i” or “e”, otherwise like the "g" in "God". Hh silent most of the time. Ii as in the word “ink” never as in the word “island” Jj as the “kh” of “loch”. Kk same as in English although rare. Ll like “l” in “life”. Mm same as in English Nn same as in English Oo same as in English “Old” never as in “Hot” which is pronounced somehow like {hat} Pp same as in English Qq as in “kw” Rr like the English in “brother” but rougher. Ss same as in English Tt same as in English not as sharp. Uu as in the “ultra”, never as in the word “up” or “university” Vv sounds like a “b” Ww as in English. Xx as “kh”, sometimes as “ks” Yy same as in English, sometime sounds like “djo”. Zz as in “s”, or “th” as in “think” Ñ like “n” in “news”. Double L sounds like “y”

yes, the letters are all female, but dont exercize their "feminity" (at least, not publicly"). Dont understand why -1 to lobogriego. His answer is good!...although double letters are not considered part of the alphabet officially. (for instance Q, must always be followed by U, so QU..Q alone doesnt appear in any written text)