Spanish phonetic alphabet
The Spanish phonetic alphabet will come in so very handy when you phone or speak to a Spanish business to enquire about some information. You agree that they can send you some information via email… but then they ask you to spell your email for them.

We have already shown you how to pronounce the alphabet… but what about phonetics? It will make it so much easier if you could say the Spanish equivalent to “F for foxtrot” – so here is a handy list of the Spanish phonetic alphabet. Bookmark it on your computer, or print it out and leave it next to your landline telephone… so you always have it to hand.
Good luck!
Spanish phonetic alphabet: The list
* A – Antonio
* B – Barcelona
* C – Carmen
* Ch – chocolate
* D – Dolores, Daniel
* E – Enrique, España
* F – Francia
* G – Gerona
* H – historia
* I – Inés
* J – José
* K – kilo
* L – Lorenzo
* Ll – Llobregat
* M – Madrid
* N – Navarra, Navidad
* Ñ – ñoño
* O – Oviedo
* P – París
* Q – querido
* R – Ramón
* S – sábado
* T – Tarragona, Teruel
* U – Ulises
* V – Valencia
* W – Washington
* X – Xiquena
* Y – Yagüe, yegua
* Z – Zaragoza
Why not have a practice today and spell out things like your name or your address. For example, my name would be España LLobregat Llobregat España.
Gerona Oviedo Oviedo Dolores – Lorenzo Ulises Chocolate Kilo!
If you would like to read some more articles that will help you to learn Spanish – you can click the following link: Learning Spanish
Or perhaps you would like a fun approach to improve your vocabulary, so (if you are on a desktop computer) you can click this link also: Spanish Crosswords. Additionally, YouTube has thousands of free videos and tutrials that will help on your learning journey.
Whichever method you are using to learn Spanish, you should try to make it as fun as possible! After all, things are easier if we enjoy them eh?

Elle, along with Alan, is the owner of Spain Buddy and the busy web design business – Spain Web Design by Gandy-Draper.
Born a “Norverner”, she then spent most of her life “Dann Saff” before moving to Spain in 2006. Elle’s loves are Alan, the internet, dogs, good food, and dry white wine – although not necessarily in that order.
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Alf
June 23, 2013 @ 5:50 pm
Hi Elle, it’s a very handy list but your Printfriendly isn’t really that friendly. I know Alan is fiercely protective of his written word, and quite rightly so, but as your site doesn’t allow copy & pasting if you’re going to have a print facility on pages like this one or recipes for example it would be nice to be able to print it as seen. Printfriendly doesn’t do that, it only lets you print a list in paragraph form which, for the purposes of this page makes it a lot harder to read which almost defeats the purpose. I know that you produce great sites, but his one would be even better with a different print off method.
Elle Draper
June 24, 2013 @ 11:32 am
Hi Alf, and thanks for the feedback. Printfriendly is part of a standard plugin that we use, rather than a standalone button… but maybe we need to look at an alternative. Leave it with us love… and we’ll see what we can do.
Elle xx
PS: Thanks for the recipe compliments on another article – “female Keith Floyd”… I can live with that ;)