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Buen día:

¿Existe todavía la "ch" en el alfabeto español?

Muchas gracias, Ebenezer.

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updated Aug 19, 2009
posted by ebenezer

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Aunque sea un dígrafo, aún se considera como letra independiente, con el nombre che, pero en 1994 la Asociación de Academias de la Lengua decidió usar el orden alfabético latino universal, en el que ch son dos letras en cuanto a su ordenación, así que ahora "charla" aparece antes que "cromo" en cualquier diccionario.

updated Aug 19, 2009
edited by lazarus1907
posted by lazarus1907
I've often wondered why/when that changed. I have several old dictionaries where the ch comes after the c's and wondered why it didn't when I saw newer dictionaries. - 0074b507, Aug 19, 2009
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the letters of the spanish alphabet like a-ah b-bay c-say ch-chay d-day e-ay f-eh-fay g-hay h-ah chay i-ee j-hota k-kah l-eh-lay ll-eh-yay m-em-mey n-eh-ney ñ- en-yay o-oh p-pay q-koo r-er-ery rr-er-errrrrrry s-eh-say t-tah u-oo v-vay w-ddooblayvay x-eh kees y-eh gree gah z-say-tah

updated Aug 18, 2009
posted by aatinkerbell4598
You've written usless pseudo phonetic sounds, instead of the accurate Spanish names for the letters. Why do people even bother using that stuff? - lazarus1907, Aug 18, 2009
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After Tinkerbell's post, I think a link to Lazarus' article on how Spanish letters really sound is important to post here.

Please take a look at these!

Spanish Alphabet

updated Aug 18, 2009
posted by --Mariana--
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"Ch" todavía ésta en el alfabeto español.

updated Aug 18, 2009
posted by daniel84