I have to learn my ABC's for Spanish class! And we're learning them mostly from a song...and it's an addicting song...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1DyAhNNsqQ


try not to get that stuck in your head. This is a dare. Now begin.

That's the song we use when we sing the alphabet in Spanish. Except we don't do the repeat, because we're that good.

It didnt get stuck for me, but thats because i have to learn french, so thats occupying my mind instead.

@Stuart; We do the repeat because Martin and Martin like screaming out "OLE!"

No, I'm not talking about repeating the song, I'm talking about repeating the line, because in the song they go.

"Ah, bay, say, chay, day, eh, efhay."
"Ah, bay, say, chay, day, eh, efhay."
"Hay, achay, ee, hota, kah."
"Hay, achay, ee, hota, kah."

They repeat each line, we don't...... because we're good. lol

Oh...-_- Heh, sorry. She plays that song in class, and we aren't allowed to say it with the lady, we have to wait until after lady said it. You spell those letters as they sound, instead of the way they're spelled?

Well, I forgot how to spell the words, so I'm just going off what I hear just for this example. If I had my spanish binder, I could find out the way their spelled, but that would take like 5 minutes.

lol I have lots of them memorized from today.

'a, be, ce, che, de, e, efe'
'he, hache, i, jota, ka'


Is the lines you put up xP
It's not really that hard if you drill it into your head for about two hours while doing your other homework because the song is on replay and stuff...yeah.

Oh, we don't say them like that. So yeah, I guess we do say them like their pronounced.

THat's just how they're spelled...not how they're pronounceddd. That's the way they're spelled in the video, also, if you look at the bottom.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUcu9PUh9_A

That video^^^ Spelled like they're ponounced, because in spanish letters have different sounds, and that's the names of the letters not their like sounds...*nods* This was our first lesson today...so...I remember things.

Well, how about we learned them in the way of the English sound.

A = ah
B = bay
c = say
ect.

...........Not really.

You're saying them right. You've wrote them as they're said, so you're saying them right. It's just that you don't put them down on paper the way they're spelled. It's like:
a, be, ce, che, de, e, efe, ge(pronounced he), hache(h is silent), i(sounds like ee), jota(j makes h sound in spanish), ka, ele, elle (pronounced aeye), eme, ene, eñe, o, pe, cu, ere, erre, ese, te, u, ve(said b), doble ve(b), equis, i griega, zeta


well that's the alphabet the song teaches. The whole 'some letters make different sounds in spanish'. You're learning them the way they sound in SPANISH. The names of them, that is and such. Letters make different sounds in spanish, so the names will be spelled one way but not look it. Like 'jota' it's pronounced 'hota' because j makes the h sound in spanish. Just like h is silent.

I like he song but it didn't get stuck

didn't get stuck

Zomg, I remember the alphabet from Spanish two years ago. 8D (I took half a semester in 8th grade)

I do it faster :3

only cuz i already know it

I only know it because my sister is practicing for a test and she sings it like every single day...CANT WAIT TIL IM A FRESHMAN(not really...)