Term
| If a vowel has an accent... |
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Definition
| SAY IT LOUDER THAN THE OTHERS! |
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A: "ah"
Un águila aprende hablar alemán.
(AH-gee-lah a-PREHN-deh) |
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Definition
| An eagle learns to speak German. |
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E: "eh"
Elefantes enfrente de...¡no sé qué!
(NOH SEH KEH) |
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Definition
| Elephants in front of...I don't know what! |
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I: "ee"
Una iguana se imagina en Iguazú.
(ee-mah-HEE-nah) (ee-gwah-SOO) |
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Definition
| An iguana imagines herself in Iguazú. |
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O: "oh"
Un cocodrilo loco come coco.
(coh-coh-DREE-loh) (COH-meh) |
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Definition
| A crazy crocodile eats coconut. |
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U: "oo"
Unicornios usan compus (computadoras) para escuchar música.
(oo-nee-COHR-nyohss OO-ssahn COHM-pooss) (MOO-ssee-kah) |
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Definition
| Unicorns use computers to listen to music. |
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CA: "kah"
Un caballo canta en California.
(kah-BAH-yoh) (cah-lee-FOHR-nyah) |
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Definition
| A horse sings in California. |
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CE: "seh"
Una cebra celebra cerca de su cena. |
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Definition
| A zebra celebrates near her dinner. |
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CI: "see"
cinco circos en un círculo
(SEEN-coh SEER-cohs) (SEER-koo-loh) |
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Definition
| five circuses in a circle |
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CO: "koh"
Un cocodrilo loco come coco. |
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Definition
| A crazy crocodile eats coconut. |
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CU: "koo"
¡La cucaracha! y un cucú |
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Definition
| The cockroach and a cuckoo |
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H: [silent!]
¡Hola, hamburguesa! Es la hora de hablar.
[¡Don't pronounce the 'h'!]
(ahm-boor-GUESS-ah) |
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Definition
| Hello, hamburger! It's time to talk! |
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LL: "y"
Las llamas se llaman en la lluvia.
(YAH-mahs) (YOO-vyah) |
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Definition
| The llamas call each other in the rain. |
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Z: "ss"
Un zorro en el zoo lleva zapatos de azúcar.
(SSOH-roh) (ssoh-oh YEH-vah ssah-PAH-tohss) (ah-SSOO-cahr) |
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Definition
| A fox in the zoo wears sugar shoes. |
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