does the spanish alphabet have the letter 'K'?

Answer 1

Technically yes, but for the most part it's only used for loan words fropm other languages (like kilo, for example).

Answer 2

Well, it's in there, but you hardly ever see it used. As far as I know, it's only used on foreign words that are imported into Spanish. Examples: the name of Iraq is usually written as "Irak" (since in Spanish you can't have a "q" without a "u" following it), and often on the internet you see something like "Haz click aqui" (i.e., "Make a click here").

Although, following the rule of Spanish orthography (no "q" without a "u") many times people spell that last word "clic."

Answer 3

Yes there is a k in the spanish alphabet:-
A=a
b=be
c=ce
ch=che
d=de
f=efe
h=hache
i=i
j=jota
K=KA
HOPE THAT HELPS

Answer 4

Buenos días. Estoy en la casa de mi madre mirando la televisión mientras me quito los zapatos. Jugar a esta hora no me hace feliz, excepto cuando era niño y comía waffles. it somewhat is the main elementary situation that i'm able to make. i attempted to no longer positioned some unusual or perplexing tenses.

Answer 5

Yes spanish does, but Latin does not.

Answer 6

yes

Answer 7

yes

Answer 8

yes it does but isnt used much.

Answer 9

of course

Answer 10

yea