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Are the counterexamples in Spanish for native words, not just recent loanwords? If so could you tell me what they are? This is something I've looked into a bit
by Asraelite 3y ago
Are the counterexamples in Spanish for native words, not just recent loanwords? If so could you tell me what they are? This is something I've looked into a bit before but I couldn't find any concrete counterexamples in Spanish.
- drivers99 3y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_orthography#Orthographic_principles https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_orthography#Orthograph... x has the most different sounds (as an example for going from writing to sound) Going from sounds to writing, I'll focus on one writing difference (but there are more in the above link): For the /k/ sound, it's "qu" before e or i but "c" in other words. (ignoring the letter "k" in borrowed words) Examples: queso. casa. https://spanishroute.com/podcast/stage-10-letters-c-z-k-x-qu-ch/ https://spanishroute.com/podcast/stage-10-letters-c-z-k-x-qu...