Does anyone know the hole spanish alphibet?

Answer 1

Umm.....yea.... its the same as English you just pronounce the letters differently. dork

Answer 2

a, b c, ch, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, ll, m, n, ñ, o, p, q, r, s, t, u, v, w, y, z

Sorry to contradict you Raic A but apart from the "ñ" here in Spain both the "ch" and the "ll" are still official and being taught at school IN the alphabet. Even the dictionaries have them in a separate section as every other letter.

for the ones mentioning the "rr"
The "rr" never was part of the alphabet as such and never will.

Answer 3

If you mean Spanish from Spain then no, but from other spanish speaking countries it goes like this:
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNÑOPQRSTUVWXYZ

the LL is no longer an official alphabet letter nor is CH.
It used to be like this:
ABC(CH)DEFGHIJKL(LL)MNOPQRSTUVWXYZ.

The only difference from the English alphabet now, is the letter Ñ.

Answer 4

A: a
B: be
C: ce
CH: che
D: de
E: e
F: efe
G: ge
H: hache
I: i
J: jota
K: ka
L: ele
LL: elle
M: eme
N: ene
Ñ: eñe
O: o
P: pe
Q: cu
R: ere
S: ese
T: te
U: u
V: ve
W: doble u
X: equis
Y: i griega
Z: zeta

Answer 5

Si (yes) it is just like english but with different pronounciations.
ex: A = ah B = Beh

Answer 6

I do, but it makes no sense to write it out. Most of them are just the letter, the difference is in the pronuciation.

Answer 7

its the same as the english alphabet but add 4 more letters:

ch
ll
n w/the tilde over it
rr

Answer 8

Yes, it's quite simple, I mean, a simple alphabet.

Answer 9

yes

Answer 10

yes, A to Z