I'm here with J.P. Hey, J.P.

Hey, Fernando. What's going on?

Not much. How are you?

Good.

Let's talk about the Spanish alphabet.

Okay. So the Spanish alphabet is based off the Roman alphabet.

And funnily enough, the English alphabet is also based off the Roman alphabet.

So, when you look at Spanish, it looks

like the same alphabet. I guess that's why you make the point that it's easy to learn Spanish.

It is. Sharing an alphabet between English and Spanish that does make it very easy, you know,

for me at least. Right. Obviously, there are few differences with some of the letters.

Okay, we'll talk about the differences in a second. First, I want to say that the Spanish alphabet consists of 27 letters, five vowels and 22 consonants.

And all of the letters in the Spanish alphabet also are used in the English alphabet,

with the exception of one very important letter, which is La Enie, right? Which is important because

you use it in the name of the language.

Espanol. So La Eña looks just like the N, because you use it in the name of the language. Español.

So La Enie looks just like the N,

except that's got that exotic squiggly thing on top.

Yes, a tilde.

The tilde, yes.

Okay, so that's the Ene.

Now, there's a couple double letters like La Che, La L, and La Ere.

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