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So now you guys have known and acknowledge the spanish's alphabet. Let's learn how to pronounce it!

Pronunciation of European Spanish

Notes

b = [β] between vowels, [b] elsewhere

c = [θ] before i or e, [k] elsewhere

d = [ð] between vowels, [d] elsewhere

g = [x] before i or e, [g] or [ɣ] elsewhere

gu = [g] before i or e, [gw] elsewhere

gü only appears before i or e

n = [ŋ] before g, x and k, [n] elsewhere. At the ends of words n = [ŋ] or [n]

r = [ɾ] between vowels and in consonant clusters such as br, pr and tr, [r] elsewhere

At the ends of words and syllables s often not pronounced, e.g. peces = /'peθes/ in northern Spain, /'peθeh/ in central Spain, /'peseh/ in southern Spain, and /'pesε/ in the southeast of Spain.

v = [β] between vowels, [b] elsewhere

w appears only in loanwords

Pronunciation of Spanish in Latin America

Notes

• Vowels are the same as European Spanish.
• c = [s] before i or e, but [k] elsewhere
• g = [x] (or [h] in some countries) before i or e, [g] or [ɣ] elsewhere
• gu = [g] before i or e, but [gw] elsewhere
• ll = [j] or [dʐ] in most places, though the original pronunciation of [ʎ] is still used in some areas. ll = [ʃ] or [ʒ] in Argentina
• n = [ŋ] before g, e.g. tengo (I have), [n] elsewhere
• r = [ɾ] between vowels, [r] elsewhere
• rr = [ɽ] or [l] in Puerto Rico.
• s = [h] at the ends of words and syllables in Argentina and Chile, e.g. peces = /'peseh/. In the Caribbean it is not pronounced in that position, e.g. peces = /'pesε/
• x = [s] at the beginning of words, [ks] elsewhere. In words borrowed from Nahuatl, Mayan or other indigenous languages of Mexico, x = [ʃ] or [s].
• y = [i] at the end of syllables, such as hay, buey and muy, [j] as a consonant or semiconsonant. In emphatic speech in Argentina = [ʒ].
• k and w appear mainly in loan words

SIMPLE PHRASES
 Along with this topic about the Spanish language, I have been compile a few sample phrases or a basic Spanish words that you can learn in an instant.

1. Basic Phrases   

Basic Spanish Words & Phrases

English	Spanish Pronunciation
Yes/no.	Sí/No. see/noh
Yes, please/No, thank you.	Sí, por favor/No, gracias. see por fah-bor/noh grah-thyas
Please.	Por favor. por fah-bor
Thank you.	Gracias. grah-thyas
You're welcome.	De nada. deh nah-dah
Here is/are...	Aquí está/están... ah-kee es-tah/es-tan
Hello/Good morning.	Hola/Buenos días. oh-lah/bweh-nos dee-as
Good afternoon/Good evening.	Buenas tardes. bweh-nas tar-des
Goodbye.	Adiós. ah-dyos
Good night.	Buenas noches. bweh-nas noh-ches
How are you?	¿Cómo está? koh-moh es-tah
Very well, thanks.	Muy bien gracias. mwee byen grah-thyas