This document presents the Spanish alphabet with an accompanying vocabulary word for each letter. It includes the letters a through z, with ll and rr listed separately due to their unique pronunciation. The file was created by Robert Rose on January 3, 2008 to serve as an educational tool for learning the Spanish alphabet.

1. El Alfabeto
Con Vocabulario
This educational file created by the grace of God and his servant Robert Rose.
01/03/08.

2. A,a
Á●gui●la

3. B,b
Bi●ci●cle●ta

4. C,c
Ca●ma

5. D,d
Da●mas

6. E,e
Es●cue●la

7. F,f
Fal●da

8. G,g
Ga●to

9. H,h
Ham●bur●gue●sa

10. I,i
In●vier●no

11. J,j
Ju●gue●te

12. K,k
Koa●la

13. L,l
Lá●piz

14. Ll
Lla●ves

15. M,m
Ma●ri●po●sa

16. N,n
Sr. Rose’s
Na●riz

17. Ñ,ñ
Ñan●du

18. O,o
O●jo

19. P,p
Pan

20. Q,q
Que●so

21. R,r
Re●ga●lo

22. rr
Pe●rro

23. S,s
Sa●ca●pun●tas

24. T,t
Te●lé●fo●no

25. U,u
U●vas

26. V,v
Va●so

27. W,w
Waf●le

28. X,x
Xi●ló●fo●no

29. Y,y
Yo●gur

30. Z,z
Za●pa●to

31. Educator’s Note
• Although the Real Academia in Madrid,
Spain, removed the letters ch, ll, and rr as
separate entries in 1994 from the Spanish
alphabet, I have included ll and rr in this
presentation for their unique sound
qualities when pronounced. It should also
be noted that in in the Americas many
Hispanic countries still recognize rr as a
separate letter of the alphabet.

32. El Alfabeto
Con Vocabulario
This educational file created by the grace of God and his servant Robert Rose.
01/03/08.