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• Spanish Alphabet
• Topics 1–10
  1. Vowel: a
  2. Vowel: e
  3. Vowel: i
  4. Vowel: o
  5. Vowel: u
  6. Consonant: d
  7. Consonant: r
  8. Consonant: rr
  9. Stress
  10. Intonation: Statements
• Topics 11–20
  11. Intonation: Information Questions
  12. Intonation: Yes/No Questions
  13. Intonation: Choice Questions
  14. Linking: Part I
  15. Linking: Part II
  16. Linking: Part III
  17. Consonant: b/v
  18. Diphthongs: Overview
  19. Consonant: c
  20. Consonant: ch
• Topics 21–30
  21. Diphthong: ai (ay)
  22. Consonant: f
  23. Diphthong: ei (ey)
  24. Consonant: g
  25. Diphthong: oi (oy)
  26. Consonant: h
  27. Diphthong: ui (uy)
  28. Consonant: j
  29. Diphthong: au
  30. Consonant: k and w
• Topics 31–40
  31. Diphthong: eu
  32. Consonant: l
  33. Consonant: ll
  34. Diphthong: ia
  35. Consonant: m
  36. Diphthong: ie
  37. Consonant: n
  38. Consonant: ñ
  39. Diphthong: io
  40. Consonant: p
• Topics 41–50
  41. Diphthong: iu
  42. Consonant: q
  43. Diphthong: ua
  44. Consonant: s
  45. Diphthong: ue
  46. Consonant: t
  47. Diphthong: uo
  48. Consonant: x
  49. Consonant: y
  50. Consonant: z
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Intonation (yes/no questions)

"Intonation" refers to pitch, or the rising and falling of one's voice. Intonation is important because it can change the meaning of an utterance. In Spanish, simple yes/no questions end in a rising pitch, conveying a meaning of uncertainty.

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