El alfabeto (en inglés)

English Alphabet

The Latin alphabet was brought by Christian missionaries from Ireland and in the English writing system remains today.
Sounds complicated but it really is not, the art ofcorrect pronunciation of the language is the way how you accommodate your tongue and lips to get articulate sound, the English alphabet is as easy as it is Spanish, as is difficult to decipher the soundsproduced when these same letters are combined with various consonants and vowels.
Unlike the Spanish alphabet with 29 letters, the English alphabet contains 26 but also contains about 44 differentsounds. Some letters have more than one sound and even vowels can have different sounds.
(It does not have the letters ch, ll and ñ available to the Spanish. The pronunciation of the letters between thetwo is quite different.
The consonants v, ll, h, j, r, rr, z and x have different pronunciations in both languages. The consonant ñ doesn’t exist in English, whereas the sound it represents isspelled with two letters, ny.

The English and Spanish use the Latin alphabet or Roman, so the letters can be case sensitive.
Some combinations are pronounced differently. For example, in Spanish the uis silent when it appears in combination with q
First; both are an alphabetic language, which means that use symbols (letters) to represent sounds, versus logographic systems.
Old English
Thisversion included the et, and 5 additional digraphs, including footnote tironiana ond, a version and insular.
A digraph is a group of two letters representing a single sound, or a double but affricate.Some of these digraphs correspond to sounds not represented by a single letter in the language corresponded
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1. In Old English were added and eth ð þ runic letters thorn and wynn Ƿ. Ethand Thorn were replaced by wynn th and the new letter 'w'.

2. Written English also uses a number of digraphs, but not considered part of the alphabet.

Modern English Alphabet
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