SPANISH ALPHABET HACKS | Learn How to Spell in Spanish Quickly

[@realfastspanish]

For you, which are the hardest letters of the Spanish alphabet to learn?

[@chrisk6776]

G!! Thanks for explaining that in the video lol

[@rajanibrooks4803]

hi how are you

[@shayanarshsheikh864]

G and J

[@suzanneludlow1037]

Y

[@iamsuperwen]

i & e

[@cyn1167537]

Great video, I'm a native Spanish speaker and it's difficult for me to explain to others how my language works haha! Thanks for sharing.

[@RaviTeja-ne7dd]

Heyy , why dont you try learning telugu

[@thecoolkiddo7346]

I talk in telugu

[@ackahnicholas9035]

Am now learning

[@ThomasDowdyWinslett]

I have struggled with this for years but this explanation made everything so clear and covered all my problems. Thanks!

[@realfastspanish]

Thanks for the feedback Thomas! I'm glad it helped.

[@kerrlyall2909]

I have been searching for ages to understand the Spanish alphabet. This really helps, thank you soooo much.

[@bbyball16]

This by far the best video on the Spanish alphabet.

[@lolabitar1636]

This is by far the best explanation of Spanish alphabet, and they're easier to memorize this way, thank you so much!!

[@Melisa_Gutz]

In Argentina, the way we distinguish the B from V when spelling is simply by calling them be larga (B) and ve corta (V).

[@cynthiasarosy6196]

This has been crazy helpful! It actually is making it kind of fun for me. I now look at things around my house and try to spell it in Spanish ☺️

[@realfastspanish]

Awesome, I'm glad you're excited Cynthia! :)

[@gettinfedup1814]

02/11/2022 Learning the Spanish alphabet is easy with your explanation. Thank you.

[@zep202020]

Stumbled upon this video by accident , had to subscribe to this channel after watching ! Great video …

[@zapzappiee1878]

I am an ab english student and I have a foreign language subject and we're now discussing Spanish language and I won't deny that I am struggling with the discussion since we are in new normal set up but as I watch this video it helps me a lot to understand easily my lessons. Thank you so much!

[@yrooney0402]

WOW This was extremely helpful. Although I do speak Spanish, I haven't had to use it in years. Now that I'm working in an office where 90% of our clients speak Spanish, I realized I didn't know how to spell my name in order to give out my e-mail address and with a Y and a V in my name, I was so confused lol. This video truly was the best one out of all that I watched at explaining the alphabet and sounds. Thank You. You just made my job easier.

[@sarahmasters4759]

Thank you. I've watched several videos on this and this was by far the one that made the most sense and was most helpful. ¡Muchas gracias!

[@javiercoleote7417]

Hello, I'm from Mexico and I wanna improve my English and I wanted to tell you if you want we can chat between the two of us and that way you improve in Spanish and I in English

[@WilkesFamilia-xp3ib]

Wow these breakdown really opened up the Spanish alphabet to me

[@606pretty]

This is really helpful!!

[@Pakalarohith01]

It means a lot for beginners

[@Sara-sn6lg]

I love you Maestro gracias por su lección.

[@Wononworljourney]

Am learning spainsh and this is so amazing to watch

[@ddwaterfield8923]

You make it much easier to understand. Thanks a lot. Very helpfull. My daughter learned spanish and now I can help her a bit.

[@yettalady9643]

This video really helped me understand

[@AliAkbar-bf1md]

I am going to start my new journey with you, Good Luck.

[@esterbresolin3488]

this is a great way to remember... I did remember nearly 90 % of the letters... thank you

[@veragaga1123]

Thank you for the video, it was great practice for the spelling.

[@lyndaboucher8993]

You are amazing the way you explain

[@realfastspanish]

Thanks for the kind words Lynda! 😊

[@dwalker6868]

Thank you Very useful

[@teribirkel5472]

Thank you, that was so logical and helpful. I have never seen the alphabet explained in that way.

[@Wendy_315]

Jota e ene ene i e. Thank you so much, you teach so clear.

[@raviverma3122]

Please make more video about Spanish grammar

[@beedle556]

I’m pretty fluent for what ik in spanish and it’s so funny when i say “yea i don’t know how to spell in spanish” cause they nvr see it coming. But this video’s perfect

[@olabisiajoke9012]

Best tutor,I love this,do you have an online class

[@lynlyn5990]

Perfecto, gracias

[@teresasnamesake4784]

very helpful, thank you I am very thankful for the practice.

[@samuelbreedlove5854]

I really understood the break down very easily. I've looked at a handful of videos and this was it for me. Thanks so much!!

[@realfastspanish]

Glad it was helpful Samuel! 😊

[@dark_unit2409]

another thing that makes it easier is that the vowels names are the same way and the only way u pronounce them when reading or saying the word 1:12

[@jennyhughes4575]

Gracias Andrew. A good reminder. I'll share it with the spanish group that I belong to. Jenny

[@realfastspanish]

¡Gracias Jenny! Thanks for sharing!

[@learnurduwithsara1068]

This was so much fun and incredibly easy to understand. Thank you!

[@GameFreak4Ever]

Thank you for the alphabet breakdown. I been studying Spanish for the last two weeks. This is were I should have started because it makes since why the letters have a specific sound. I wrote all this down.

[@ghadaanwar3183]

your explanation is fantastic. Gracias..

[@louisejansen8406]

This was so clear, thank you! Had a problem with the alphabets

[@realfastspanish]

Thanks for sharing Louise!

[@y.u.n.gg_tellyy]

Thank you so much for this lesson

[@ikemyung8623]

I appreciate that you mention the variations. I was surprised that you didn't mention B = be grande and V = ve chica. I heard that in Mexico a lot. Also besides y griega, i latina. What about "ll" being called elle or double ele? I think there are lots of variations by region and country.

[@ivancito2791]

Thank you very much for the useful video

[@whiterosebabie]

I’ve had such a difficult time with letters but this was so helpful!!

[@Arrimaty]

Great channel

[@babubhaiparekh]

Excellent 🎉

[@tanishachowdhury8105]

This is amazingly helpful for me ...tysm ❤️

[@Ikebana.Ikenobo_lover]

Very clear explanation.

[@arnoldboyoguyton185]

Cool nice I learn something from your video 📹

[@georgepetrin1334]

Excellent presentation.

[@rafkatzoco]

Thank you that's a really good explanation.

[@FlyingRedTailHawk]

A very helpful video

[@wendymyintmo7113]

Thank you for your great explanation and tips✨

[@dro6619000]

I find your explanations to be the easiest to understand.

[@mrj1115]

You deserve more likes thanks you made it so easy

[@SailOnSG]

Brilliant!

[@meredithaugustin688]

Thank you

[@philhodgson6453]

Great way to learn the alphabet, excellent

[@rohitdaliparthi4638]

Gracias

[@jazzymkalitv5535]

Much Gracias

[@russgilbertson8689]

Mucho trajabo pora mi , = much work for me. , I know I miss work, and maybe for? Thanks for the lesson. Russ from Oregon.

[@phyllis5976]

Great fun!

[@ehsankhan2013]

It is wonderful

[@sheydd]

Perfect explanation, thanks.

[@kwikbit]

Decent little video ... it would have been really good just to do a run through of the whole alphabet again at the end, or just before you do the wee practice questions. BTW , the way that I remember the "x" letter sound ("equis") is that, in English, we use the letter "x" to indicate a kiss in written texts ,etc... so the "x" letter sound can be thought of as "a kiss" ....

[@realfastspanish]

Love the tip about "equis", thanks for sharing!

[@poornachamathrodrigo628]

hiii any other pronunsiation for Y??

[@protopiannelson5]

Thank you so much !!

[@leifrey]

In the Philippines, we pronounce double ll, as in bella, as elye instead of eye.

[@ogunkalusoladavid5117]

I so much love is Gracias ❤

[@wanderlustbrandy6674]

very infromative video!!!

[@quranreader7616]

thanks

[@nandanaprabhakaran]

This is really helpful

[@simonedens3723]

Muchas gracias por este vídeo. Soy estudiante de español en la Open University del Reino Unido. Hoy en día, durante un tutorial, tuve que deletrear una palabra y no pude recordar la pronunciación de la letra X. ¡Qué vergüenza! Por eso, acabo de ver tu vídeo y me encanta tu método. 👍👏

[@bj-th7ul]

I can't hardly thank you enough for your efforts (& I'm also grateful for the multitude of Spanish language learning resources). While I can tell that I am making some progress learning the Spanish language... feeling dumb is still a clear part of my learning path. I understand much better now what many ESL speakers go through - wow! The details involved with learning the Spanish language are much more complicated for me than I imagined. thanks for sharing, gracias

[@tiggergirl4710]

My mom speaks Spanish she told me the double ll make a y sound in spanish so they don't read it as just L. Great video by the way

[@taragardner1630]

esta lecion es maravillosa! Gracias

[@realfastspanish]

¡De nada! :)

[@qooraf7]

Amazing!

[@jacin804]

Buenas tardes y gracias. How do you indicate a capital letter? For example, my name is RaNae.

[@IbraheemKhan-vp9qz]

Thank u for this video🥰

[@grantjohnson6438]

Every lesson is a great building block....awesome teaching style. I can't see the link to the newsletter you spoke of

[@realfastspanish]

Thanks Grant!! If you click on the "SHOW MORE" button under the description for the video you'll see the link at the bottom of the text.

[@CleonaPattersoneFluentEnglish]

¡Qué alivio saber que solamente hay 5 letras en español que hay que aprender de memoria! He tenido un problema con el alfabeto que he evitado por mucho tiempo. Estas letras me han causado problemas hasta vi este vídeo: G = 'he' V = B = 'be' or 'ube' H = 'ache' Q = 'cu' Y = 'i griega' Z = 'zeta' Gracias por tu grande trabajo Andrew. No sabía el hack de reemplazar los vocales de inglés con los de español.👍

[@realfastspanish]

¡Me alegro! 😍

[@mea5720]

I have the biggest problem with both numbers and letters, probably because they were among the first words I learned. Thank you!

[@maxmansi]

Y puede ser "ye" -en realidad según la RAE así se llama-. A la V y a la B en el cono sur las llamamos ve corta (V -short v-) y be larga (B -long b-). Miro tus videos para aprender inglés.

[@ouimetco]

Good video man

[@jenkinspcrepair]

This pronunciation is very helpfull. Still struggling with y. Lol practice

[@2103Annabel]

Gracias! Suddenly it all made sense!

[@iamyasmingomez2137]

Tgis made the alphabet alot easier

[@TheGholiday]

Thank you. I’ve been struggling with the alphabet pronunciation. I hadn’t thought of practicing how to spell my name. Really obvious stuff now you mention it😂. Z confuses me, I thought it was pronounced “th” like in “lupez” and C confuses me too as sometimes it’s also pronounced “th” as in “cerveza”. Is there a tip to remember these ones?

[@ichyyadhakal2739]

harmosa gracias

[@orlandoselva9889]

People from Valencia and Catalonia do pronounce the letter 'V', as others do in English, French or Italian. It is exceptional! The rest of Spanish speaking people: V=B

[@minookalantari]

Merci

[@realfastspanish]

Je vous en prie ! 😊

[@PoojaYadav-py3jf]

I have a doubt in english and spanish alphabet . Is both spanish and english alphabets same or different? Like in english we write p and in spanish we write pe? And if we have to write paris in spanish then we will write peaereese?

[@maryanncorpuz5581]

Is this also spanish in madrid?

[@DevPreston]

I'm puzzled by how you say the double L of Maxwell and the CH of Zach. I know you don't include letter names for CH or LL here but other Spanish teachers mention them as additional letters 'che' and 'elle'. So wouldn't Maxwell end in elle, not ele ele? And Zach end in che, not ce hache? Perhaps it is good to separate it to encourage the correct pronunciation? But presumably Charlie would say his name started with a 'che', rather than 'ce hache'? I wonder if this is all down to regional differences.

[@realfastspanish]

"Ch" and "ll" tend to be sounds (digraphs), instead of letters, very similar to "ch" in English. I see how this can be confusing because in some cases these digraphs are included in the Spanish alphabet, even though they aren't letters. If you stick to using letters e.g. "ele, ele", this is totally fine, you'll be understood by Spanish natives everywhere you go.

[@debbiemelton3151]

I would like the news letter.

[@lindapreston9117]

Great job, with patience, I just had to change the speed

[@wendymyintmo7113]

Great explanation and tips!! Muchas gracias✨ Btw, I am having trouble spelling and pronouncing words that have < ll > and < rr > . Could you give some advices for me?

[@marionardechia1579]

Hi Andrew! Very cool videos!.. Pero permíteme marcarte un pequeño error: sería un contrasentido escribir hache sin h, no crees?.. Así que la forma correcta de escribir la letra H es "hache". Best Regards!

[@realfastspanish]

Tienes razón. Pero quiero que los estudiantes que vean este video se concentren en los sonidos y no necesariamente en la ortografía correcta, especialmente porque la "h" es muda en español.

[@marionardechia1579]

@@realfastspanish En ese caso sí tiene sentido lo que haces. Debe ser muy tentador para un anglosajón llamar a la H "jache" o "jeich", eliminando la h evitas esta tentación. Con respecto a la pronunciación de la R, lo haces muy bien (nearly perfect), sólo que he notado que cuando una palabra lleva r en el medio, te cuesta un poco pronunciar ésta r, debes darle el mismo énfasis que a la r final (ej: Miramar). Cheers!

[@DamnQuilty]

Sometimes people in Argentina use also 'v corta' short v. And for y there is also 'ye'. I like more y griega.

[@GreenGatorGuy]

Do you know senora mustelier she said your her friend.

[@thethrashyone]

I thought I was tripping when I recently found out that a lot of people use 'uve' as the name for V, since I could have sworn I had learned as a kid that B and V had basically identical names (hence the old distinguisher "V de vaca o B de burro?"). I guess 'uve' is a more recent invention, or was just widely adopted more recently?

[@TheMaru666]

It is the way it has been called in Spain allways . It makes more sense since u and v where the same in the roman alphabet .

[@pml8256]

En latín la u y v eran la misma letra. Uve significa U que suena BE. Ha existido siempre... No sé por qué te lo enseñaron así.