QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% CORRECT
◉ ll. Answer: sounds like the y in beyond
◉ n. Answer: pronounced like ni in opinion or ny in canyon
◉ c. Answer: sounds like s before e and I and like k in all other cases
◉ g. Answer: sounds like the h in humid before e and i, and like g in go
or get in front of a, o, and u. Spanish interpolates the vowle u: guerra,
guion; silent u. a dieresis indicates that it must be pronounced:
verguenza, guero.
◉ h. Answer: is always silent; ahora, humedo, horrible
◉ v. Answer: pronounced like b in all cases
◉ y. Answer: sounds like ll at the beginning of a word or syllabic. when
it stands alone or comes at the end of a word, it is equivalent to the
vowel i.