SPAN 100A Lecture 1: Alphabet + Pronunciation

• School: University of Victoria
• Department: Spanish
• Course: SPAN 100A
• Professor: Ulysses Alicia

Document Summary

All students must atend lain american and spanish ilm week (september 22-27) it is worth 2% of the course mark. C + a, o, u = hard sound (k in english) C + e, i = sot sound (s in english) In order to get a hard k sound with i or e, you must use qu. G + a, o, u = sot g sound (almost an sh sound which is produced in the back of the throat) G + e, i = hard h sound in english. In order to get a sot g sound with i or e, you must use a u in the middle. If you have g (where the double dot is called a di resis) you always pronounce the u" sound. H = always silent in spanish ll = can be pronounced many diferent ways (j, y, etc. ) ex. Lluvia (rain) ll is pronounced as j ex.