Does Spanish have an alphabet like in English?

Question

Does Spanish have an alphabet like in English? Just like A B C D.. it would be easier to learn writing.

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Answer 1

Yes it does, and the spelling is much more simple than in English.

Alfabeto

Good answer! - 0095ca4c, May 30, 2012

Answer 2

Spanish uses the Latin alphabet just as English does.

The W and K however, are not considered Spanish letters because they are only used in the spelling of words foreign to Spanish.

The Ñ is an additional letter. Spanish has gone through recent changes, so letters that that used to be considered as part of the alphabet are now considered a combination of other letters, LL, CH, RR. It depends on who you talk to.

Thanks Julian!:) - rac1, Jun 1, 2012

Answer 3

Yes it is the same . But 4 extras , which are now probably not mentioned in the Books.[The books from which I study]

1. Che
2. ll
3. ñ, and
4. rr Please correct if any mistakes But I think that my answer is write!!!!! Probably.