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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: Statements

"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, normal statements end in a falling pitch.

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