西班牙语发音提要（Spanish pronunciation Abstract）.doc

西班牙语发音提要（Spanish pronunciation Abstract） Spanish pronunciation rules summary 1 Spanish Alphabet The 1 Spanish Alphabet was influenced by the 24 Greek letters formed about fourth Century BC. The Latin alphabet consists of 25 letters. Most of the Spanish letters are directly changed by Latin letters. In the course of its evolution, the three letters of ll and ch have been added. In 21994, the Royal College of Spain decided that ch, ll no longer serves as an independent alphabet. But previously published dictionaries and reference books also rank them as separate letters before d and m. Because the character RR does not appear at the head of the word (without uppercase) and is no longer used as an independent letter, so the Spanish Alphabet = 26 English characters + = = 27. 2, Spanish pronunciation rules summary The pronunciation of the 1 Spanish Alphabet (alfaveto) character name: Rules of pronunciation 2; The pronunciation of C? C sounds [theta] before the vowel e and I [k] sounds before the vowel a, O, u The pronunciation of g? When G and vowel a, O, u constitute syllables, they produce [g] voiced sounds And when the vowel e and I constitute the syllable, it sounds [x] - the Chinese H sound When the vowel UE and UI constitute the syllable, [u] does not pronounce] [g] voiced sound The pronunciation of Q? C sounds [k] before the vowel -a, -o, -u Q before vowel -ue, -ui [U does not pronounce]? Pronounce Z Z sounds before any vowel sound [theta] * Spain, South and South America [theta], [s] homonyms. ? Volume 3 pronunciation comparison - The pronunciation of *1 B and V and the comparison with P; A. The words B and V begin after the pause. The [b] sounds (lips are blocked, voiced consonants are equivalent to b in Chinese). After the nasal sound m, n? Such as: Bueno (OK), Sombrero (HAT), UN, buen, Estudiante (good student) Vamos (lets go) venga (please come) enviar (send) UN VASO (a cup) B. B and V make beta sounds in the inner word and no pause group. (lips are voice