Quiz stage 2

In this eleventh program we will talk about the use and pronunciation of the letter R and the digraph rr. Also of the letter L and of the LL. And finally of the letter Y also called Greek i that is sometimes used to represent a sound or vowel phoneme and at other times it is used to represent a consonantal sound.

Today we continue with the series of programs on the pronunciation and use of the letters of the Spanish alphabet. We will learn to use and differentiate the letters C, K, Z, S, X and also the digraphs Qu and Ch. The sounds or phonemes for which we are going to use these letters are: the phoneme / θ / (zzz), the phoneme / s / (ssss), the phoneme / k / and the phoneme / tʃ / (ch).

Today we are going to focus on the letter J / j (jota) and G / g (ge). Also in digraph formed by the letters gu and in the umlaut. The letters ge and jota can be a source of confusion for Spanish students, but with these small instructions that I present here today, it will be much easier to differentiate them.

Today we will talk about the the Spanish alphabet and focus on the letters Be (B / b), Vee (V / v) and Double u (W / w). Their different names, their pronunciation and words with different meanings and are spelled differently but pronounced the same.

Today let's talk about the Camino de Santiago (the way of Saint James). I'll tell you a little about what is the way of Santiago and practice the basic vocabulary you need to know if you want to come to Spain to perform this pilgrimage route.

The word "tiempo" has multiple uses and meanings in Spanish. Today we will focus on two of them. "Tiempo" as a way to measure the sequence of events (time) and "tiempo" as atmospheric state or climate of a region at a particular time (weather).