Phonics helps

[chewy]

Hi Guys,

Could anyone help me with this?

MY teacher gave me a piece of homework that is to write down other letters that have the related same sounds as the letter given, I can copy the answer from the behind of the workbook.

But I know want to why is it so and not other letters etc. I hope someone can go through with me.

for instance,

A: K
B: C, 6 more letters
F: L , 6 more letters
U: blank for me to fill up LOL

Thanks in advance!

[CrOtALiTo]

Really here the users can't resolving you the homework it was a rule made since one year ago.

[Elaina]

Originally Posted by chewy

Hi Guys,

Could anyone help me with this?

MY teacher gave me a piece of homework that is to write down other letters that have the related same sounds as the letter given, I can copy the answer from the behind of the workbook.

But I know want to why is it so and not other letters etc. I hope someone can go through with me.

for instance,

A: K
B: C, 6 more letters
F: L , 6 more letters
U: blank for me to fill up LOL

Thanks in advance!

I don't really understand what help you need.......

[pjt33]

Originally Posted by chewy

A: K
B: C, 6 more letters
F: L , 6 more letters
U: blank for me to fill up

Speak the alphabet in Spanish.
a, be, ce, ..., efe, ..., ka, ele, ...

¿Lo pillas?

[Jessica]

is A. Que??? I'm confused

[AngelicaDeAlquezar]

The names of the alphabet letters are:

A, Be, Ce, Che, De, E, Efe, Ge, Hache, I, Jota, Ka, Ele, Elle, Eme, Ene, Eñe, O, Pe, Cu, Ere, Erre, Ese, Te, U, Uve, Doble U, Equis, Ye (or I griega), Zeta.

Does this help you, chewy?

[Jessica]

Oh that.

[chewy]

Halo Guys,

I don't meant to ask anyone to do my homework for me.

As I don't know how to do it.

The only instruction is
Escrible that's all. It's like find out sounds of given letter's similarity letters' sound and put it beside.

A: K
B: C, ch, d, , e, g, p, t
F: L , l, ll, m, n, ñ, r, s
U: Q

But I don't understand how's the sounds like B is link with C, and Ch's sound same in some way with B.

[irmamar]

Originally Posted by chewy

Halo Guys,

I don't meant to ask anyone to do my homework for me.

As I don't know how to do it.

The only instruction is
Escrible that's all. It's like find out sounds of given letter's similarity letters' sound and put it beside.

A: K
B: C, ch, d, , e, g, p, t
F: L , l, ll, m, n, ñ, r, s
U: Q

But I don't understand how's the sounds like B is link with C, and Ch's sound same in some way with B.

A: Ka
Be: Ce, che (though it's disappeared), de, e, ge, pe, te
Efe: ele, elle, eme, ene, eñe, etc.
U: cu

Can you see it?

By the way, we don't say "doble u", but "uve doble" (w).

[chewy]

Originally Posted by irmamar

A: Ka
Be: Ce, che (though it's disappeared), de, e, ge, pe, te
Efe: ele, elle, eme, ene, eñe, etc.
U: cu

Can you see it?

By the way, we don't say "doble u", but "uve doble" (w).

Hi irmamar,

so it's NOT the pronounication of the each letters but it's rather the sounds of the NAME of letter in spainish?

ahhhhh I get it. NO wonder how I link I just don't get it! How can S link with E's sounds... now I get it.

Thanks!

[irmamar]

You're welcome

[pjt33]

Originally Posted by irmamar

che (though it's disappeared)

Más o menos. En práctica sí, pero en teoría no. La RAE sigue diciendo que el alfabeto tiene 29 letras, pero sólo distingue 27 al alfabetizar las palabras.