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> ch, ll, ñ, and rr are all considered separate letters In Spanish "rr" has never been considered as a single letter. "Ch" and "ll" used to be, but not anymor
by nova 12y ago
> ch, ll, ñ, and rr are all considered separate letters
In Spanish "rr" has never been considered as a single letter. "Ch" and "ll" used to be, but not anymore. Ñ is, of course.
- maxlybbert 12y agoThat's funny; I spent several hours of class time trilling r's to make sure we pronounced "carro" correctly, and repeating a 30 character alphabet.
- jimktrains2 12y agorr not being its own letter has no bearing on if you can pronounce carro correctly, just like saying church right has no bearing on if c and h are two letters or ch is a single letter.
- maxlybbert 12y agoWhat can I say? Apparently the textbook was wrong.
- k0ga 12y agoI think i'm older than you. I learnt in the school they were different letters, and also I remember when they were removed at the beginning of 90's
- elatahualpa 12y agoI'm afraid that I have to add my voice to the list of people raised in Spanish speaking countries prior to the 90s who was VERY clearly taught that rr was a separate letter. This is what I recall from my childhood: http://img.docstoccdn.com/thumb/orig/113964108.png http://img.docstoccdn.com/thumb/orig/113964108.png