Sounds and stress sound in Spanish + Basic grammar

Language that became official language of the Kingdom of Spain in 1492, the same year that this language was the first to have a study of its grammar.

• English

• Latin

• Castilian

Letter that is silent in Spanish except in the occasion of being preceded by the letter C.

• The letter E

• The letter H

• Both of them

Two letters that have almost the same pronunciation in Spanish

• B and V

• T and D

• Ñ and N

The combination of rr is pronounced with a longer trill than a single r

• True

• False

The pronunciation of the consonant ñ is similar to the sound in the syllable nyon of the word canyon.

• True

• False

K and w are very common in the Spanish language

• True, you can see it words like kasa and wola

• False, most of the time you only find them in words from foreign origins like kimono or waterpolo.

The consonant G in Spanish has two sounds and its name is "heh" like in the word hello. Describe the two sounds, you can choose more than one option.

• it sounds like the English H with vowels E and I.

• it sounds like the English G with vowels A, o, and u (gas, go and gucci);

• It also sound G with the combination of two vowels ue, ui the same way than in the English words guitar or guess.

• none of the these, it is more like the sound of the English consonant J.

The letter C has 3 sounds in Spanish

• Like the consonant S with vowels e and i.

• Like the letter K with vowels A, O and U.

• it sounds like SH with the letter H.

• False

The consonant Y has two sounds in Spanish.

• False

• it sounds like the short sound of the vowel E when it is by itself.

• As a consonant has the same sound that the English consonant

Identify the subject in the next sentence:

Él se llama Carlos

• Él

• Carlos

• llama