Intro Spanish Lesson: Spanish Syllables

The video tutorial introduces the concept of syllables in Spanish, emphasizing that each syllable contains at least one vowel sound. It begins with a review of Spanish vowels and progresses to teaching basic syllables, encouraging repetition for practice. The tutorial highlights irregular pronunciations of syllables starting with 'C' and 'G', explaining the differences in sounds. Finally, it demonstrates how to form useful Spanish words using the learned syllables, providing examples for practice.

What is the minimum sound component that every syllable must contain?

• A consonant sound

• A vowel sound

• A nasal sound

• A diphthong

Which of the following is a correct sequence of Spanish vowels?

• e, a, i, o, u

• i, e, a, o, u

• a, e, i, o, u

• a, i, e, o, u

Which syllable set is correctly matched with its pronunciation?

• Fa, fe, fi, fo, fu

• Da, de, di, do, du

• Ca, ce, ci, co, cu

• Ba, be, bi, bo, bu

How does the pronunciation of 'C' change before the vowels 'e' and 'i'?

• It remains the same as before 'a', 'o', 'u'

• It becomes a nasal sound

• It becomes a hard 'k' sound

• It changes to a soft 's' sound

What is the pronunciation of 'G' before the vowels 'e' and 'i'?

• A nasal 'ng' sound

• A soft 'g' sound

• A silent sound

• A hard 'g' sound

Which of the following words is correctly formed using the syllables learned?

• All of the above

• Ti gre - tigre

• Ma no - mano

• Pe rro - perro

Which word is formed using the syllables 'Lo bo'?

• Lobo

• Lobo

• Lobo

• Lobo