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What is your favorite Spanish Letter

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I tried searching this to see if anyone had made one like this but I couldn't find one so I really want to know what your favorite Spanish Letter is mine is the RR the one that you roll.

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updated Sep 28, 2009
edited by john123456789
posted by john123456789
so then you mean RR... ? - NikkiLR, Sep 20, 2009
Oh yes sorry - john123456789, Sep 20, 2009
The post was updated successfully.thanks for telling me nikkis :-) - john123456789, Sep 20, 2009
Yay! No problem. - NikkiLR, Sep 20, 2009

13 Answers

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Mine is...

Ñ

Because I just love the sound that you make when pronouncing it. tongue rolleye

updated Sep 21, 2009
edited by NikkiLR
posted by NikkiLR
¿Por qué ñ? - Seitheach, Sep 20, 2009
There, updated why. :) - NikkiLR, Sep 20, 2009
Since you where the first Answer my Question nikkis Ill accept your answer - john123456789, Sep 21, 2009
Why ñkkis likes ñ? Hmmmmm... :) - Behemoth, Sep 21, 2009
jajajaja - john123456789, Sep 21, 2009
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Mi letra predilecta es la X.

Todo el mundo sabe que X marca el lugar. Dos equis juntas son cerveza buena, y xxx significa besos de amor.

Es evidente que X es la mayor letra del alfabeto.

updated Sep 22, 2009
edited by Goyo
posted by Goyo
Good one! - --Mariana--, Sep 20, 2009
The reason Dos Equis is so good is because it's made by German immigrants. So technically it's German beer. - Seitheach, Sep 21, 2009
Hi Gregg, it's "predilecta" without the second "r". - Eddy, Sep 21, 2009
Gracias Eddy. And phil- that's funny! - Goyo, Sep 22, 2009
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Mine would without a doubt have to be O. It's masculine yet simple. It makes one sound and doesn't get itself confused with the U. If you put three of them together you make a snowman. You just really can't beat that.

updated Sep 22, 2009
posted by Seitheach
lol - --Mariana--, Sep 20, 2009
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La mia tambien es la ñ, por la culpa de Mari!

updated Sep 22, 2009
posted by ChamacoMalo
It's also the only letter in the alphabet of specifically Spanish origin. - Seitheach, Sep 20, 2009
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Ok, I'll bite on this one... ñ and j

updated Sep 22, 2009
posted by Jason7R
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I don't have a favorite letter. I do have a dipthong I'm not so comfortable with and that is any word with "au" like "aun", "aunque", "autor". It seems so uncomfortable for me to say.

updated Sep 22, 2009
posted by Nicole-B
I agree some words are hard to say because in English they are pronounced different - john123456789, Sep 20, 2009
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Definitley "W". It just sounds awesome.

updated Sep 22, 2009
edited by Klayton
posted by Klayton
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The double ll. Especially since every spanish person you meet says it differently!

Even saying it is cool "Eyye" or "Ezhe"

updated Sep 22, 2009
posted by Chavag
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Y! I like the way it is called greek i.

updated Sep 22, 2009
posted by 003487d6
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Para mi, es la erre. He pasado los ultimos treinta años enfocando en pronunciar esa diabla letra, LOL

Hasta hoy en día, no la puedo pronunciar correctamente ... pero no es por falta de la practica smile

updated Sep 22, 2009
posted by jonnyt1963
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I love J and ll, they make me smile.My favorite combinations are words with j and rr. Which I can't think of right now.

updated Sep 22, 2009
posted by Preguntón
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Mine would without a doubt have to be O. It's masculine yet simple. It makes one sound and doesn't get itself confused with the U. If you put three of them together you make a snowman. You just really can't beat that.

Yes philmikki But that would be because the A is feminine And o is masculine

updated Sep 28, 2009
edited by john123456789
posted by john123456789
Yes, but if you put 3 As together you wouldn't get a snowwoman. - Seitheach, Sep 21, 2009
Could you not stack three small cursive "a's"? The top would have a short pony-tail on the shoulder. In the middle, although one arm could not be seen, the other would be offering. The bottom would show a pointed toe shoe peeking out from under the skirt - Janice, Sep 22, 2009
Your very Creative Janice - john123456789, Sep 28, 2009
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Hmm yes J has the H sound gives me shivers people try say John with a H it sounds like hon

updated Sep 20, 2009
posted by john123456789