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PRONUNCIACIONES |
Sonido /θ/ : (C/Z) |
Fonema fricativo interdental sordo. /θ/ Se pronuncia colocando el ápice de la lengua entre los dientes superiores e inferiores. En inglés equivale al sonido /th/ |
Ortografía y fonética: C/Z/K/Q
Fonética | |||||
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Sonido /θ/ C/Z |
Sonido /K/ K/Q |
Sonido /CH/ C + H |
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En inglés equivale al sonido /th/ | En inglés equivale al sonido/k/ | Igual que en inglés: Bachelor |
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SESEO: O C ante e, i e o Z ante a, e, i, o, u, en Hispanoamérica, suoeste de España y Canarias, se pronuncia como /s/ delante de e, i y lo mismo ocurre con la Z ante a, e, i, o, u. |
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USOSC ante E, I, y para formar o plural de las palabras terminadas en z. La grafia z se utiliza ante A, O, U. |
USOSLa grafia c se utiliza para el sonido /K/ ante A, O, U, mientras que para las vocalese, i, se utiliza el dígrafo qu. |
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C- antes de E, I: Césped, cisne-> think | Z- antes de A, O, U:
Zapato, zona, zueco -> author, thousand |
C- antes de A, O, U: Cama, comida, cuna -> car, count |
QU- antes de E, I: Queso, quiero-> cow, wake |
K:
Kilo, karate -> cartoon, keen |
Ortografía | |||
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Z /θ/ – /s/ |
C /θ/ |
S /s/ |
Q – K /k/ |
VerbosLa mayoría de los verbos que terminan en -izar(salvo algunos como avisar, guisar o revisar) RaicesLas raíces de la primera persona del indicativo y todas las del presente de subjuntivo de verbos terminados en -ace, -ecer, -ocer, -ucir TerminacionesEm -azo,- izo,- zuela, -zuelo SustantivosSustantivos derivados de adjetivos: delgadez, tristeza Las palabras terminadas em -ez,- iz,- oz |
VerbosLos verbos terminados en -ciar Terminaciones-ancia, -ancio, -uncio, -encia, -encio Los diminutivos: -cito/a, -ecito/a,- cico/a, -cillo/a, -ecillo/a Las terminaciones -cie, -cia, -cio, excepto – algunos nombres propios y palabras de origen griego SustantivosLos sustantivos derivados de -to y -do, que terminan en -ción |
Las palabras que empiezan por-es ante b, l, f, m, g, q
TerminacionesEn -sión, salvo absorción, porción, deserción, inserción. Así como los derivados de adjetivos terminados en-so, -sor,- sible, -sivo En -imo, -ista, -esta, -esto, -ísimo/a |
QU: Ante las vocales e, i Queso, quien o que
ExcepcionesEn el caso de las palabras como kilo, karaoke o koala se conserva la letra k Se elimina la q en final de sílaba y en derivados latinos comocuórum. |
C- ante A, O, U, L, R |
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Ortography and phonetic: C/Z/K/Q
Phonetic | |||||
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Sound /θ/ C/Z |
Sound /K/ K/Q |
Sound /CH/ C + H |
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In English is equivalent to the sound /th/ / | In English is equivalent to /k/ | It is pronounced as the sound /ch/ in the word: Bachelor | |||
SESEO: Letter C before e, i and letter Z before a, e, i, o, u, in Spanish America, Southwest Spain and Canary Islands they are pronounced as /s/ before e, i. The same happens with Z before a, e, i, o, u | |||||
USESC before E, I, and to for the plural of the words ended in z. |
USESLetter C sounds /K/ before A, O, U. Nevertheless, with the vowels e, ithe digraph qu must be used |
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C- before E, I: Césped, cisne-> think | Z- before A, O, U: Zapato, zona, zueco -> author, thousand |
C- before A, O, U: Cama, comida, cuna -> car, count | QU- before E, I:Queso, quiero-> cow, wake | Letter K: Kilo, keratina -> cartoon, keen |
Ortography | |||
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Z /θ/ – /s/ |
C /θ/ |
S /s/ |
Q – K /k/ |
Verbsmost of the verbs that end in -izar (except for some verbs as avisar, guisar or revisar) RootsThe roots of the first person of the indicative and all the persons of the present subjunctive tense of the verbs that end in -ace, -ecer, -ocer, -ucir: Endings-azo,- izo,- zuela, -zuelo NounsThe nouns that come from adjectives: delgadez, tristeza The nouns that end in-ez,- iz,- oz |
Verbs– VERBS that end in -ciar Endings-ancia, -ancio, -uncio, -encia, -encio Diminutives: -cito/a, -ecito/a,- cico/a, -cillo/a, -ecillo/a Endings -cie, -cia, -cio,- except for some proper nouns and words witha greek origin NounsThe derivative nouns from -to and -do,which have a -ciónending |
The words that begin by -es before b, l, f, m, g, q
EndingsIn-sión, except for absorción, porción, deserción, inserción. As well as the derivative words from the adjectives that end in-so, -sor,- sible, -sivo In -imo, -ista, -esta, -esto, -ísimo/a |
QU: Before the vowelse, i Queso, quien, que
Exceptionsin the case of loanwords as kilo, karaoke or koala the letter k remains The q is deleted at the end of the syllable and in the latin derivative words as cuórum |
C- before A, O, U, L, R |
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C/Z/K/Q的语音及拼写规则
语音 | |||||
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发音 /θ/C/Z | 发音 /K/K/Q | 发音/CH/C + H | |||
等同于英语中的/th/音/ | 等同于英语中的/k/音 | 与英语发音一样: Bachelor | |||
SESEO: 字母C在e,i之前,在说西语的国家,及西班牙西南部及加那利,发/s /音。 同样,字母Z在a, e, i, o, u之前也发/s /音。 |
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用法以Z结尾的单词变为复数时,要在E,I之前变成C。 |
用法当c在a, o, u之前发/K/音。 |
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C在e,i之前: Césped 草坪, Cisne 天鹅 -> think 想 | Z 在a,o,u之前: Zapato 鞋子, zona 区域, zueco 木鞋-> author 作者, thousand 千 | C在a,o,u之前: Cama 床, comida 食物, cuna 摇篮 -> car 车, count 数 | Qu在e,i之前: Queso 奶酪, quiero 想,喜欢-> cow 奶牛, wake 醒 | 字母K: Kilo 斤, kárate 跆拳道 -> cartoon 卡通 |
拼写规则 | |||
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Z /θ/ – /s/ 在a,o,u之前 |
C /θ/ 在e,i之前 |
S /s/ |
Q – K /k/ |
动词 : 大部分动词以izar结尾(avisar, guisar 或 revisar除外)
陈述式第一人称的词根及所有现在虚拟时的动词都结尾于ace,ecer,ocer,unir. Nacer:nazco(第一人称陈述式变位), nazca (现在虚拟时态) 词尾词尾为ez,- iz,- oz, –azo,- izo,- zuela, -zuelo, anza y –azgo |
词尾为ciar的动词 词尾为cer, cir的动词及其来源词,ser, toser, asir, coser 除外。 词尾: 词尾为 ancia, Ancio, uncio, encia, encio: 指小词,cito/a, -ecito/a,- cico/a, -cillo/a, -ecillo/a 词尾为cie, cia,cio,除了一些特有名称及来自希腊的单词。 to及do的派生名词,其结尾可为ción. |
在b,l,f,m,g,q之前,以es打头的单词。 词尾: 词尾为sión ,除了absorción, porción, deserción,inserción. 同样有派生形容词结尾于so, sor, sible, sivo. 词尾为imo,ista, esta, esto,isimo/a. |
qu在元音字母e,i之前. 例如:queso, quien, que. 特例: 在一些外来词汇里保留了字母K。如kilo, karaoke或koala. 在音节结尾及拉丁派生词中, 如cuórum, 去掉字母q. |
C 在 a,o,u,l,r 之前 |
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Ortography and phonetic: C/Z/K/Q
Phonetic | |||||
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Sound /θ/ C/Z |
Sound /K/ K/Q |
Sound /CH/ C + H |
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In English is equivalent to the sound /th/ / | In English is equivalent to /k/ | It is pronounced as the sound /ch/ in the word: Bachelor | |||
SESEO: Letter C before e, i and letter Z before a, e, i, o, u, in Spanish America, Southwest Spain and Canary Islands they are pronounced as /s/ before e, i. The same happens with Z before a, e, i, o, u | |||||
USESC before E, I, and to for the plural of the words ended in z. |
USESLetter C sounds /K/ before A, O, U. Nevertheless, with the vowels e, ithe digraph qu must be used |
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C- before E, I: Césped, cisne-> think | Z- before A, O, U: Zapato, zona, zueco -> author, thousand |
C- before A, O, U: Cama, comida, cuna -> car, count | QU- before E, I:Queso, quiero-> cow, wake | Letter K: Kilo, keratina -> cartoon, keen |
Ortography | |||
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Z /θ/ – /s/ |
C /θ/ |
S /s/ |
Q – K /k/ |
Verbsmost of the verbs that end in -izar (except for some verbs as avisar, guisar or revisar) RootsThe roots of the first person of the indicative and all the persons of the present subjunctive tense of the verbs that end in -ace, -ecer, -ocer, -ucir: Endings-azo,- izo,- zuela, -zuelo NounsThe nouns that come from adjectives: delgadez, tristeza The nouns that end in-ez,- iz,- oz |
Verbs– VERBS that end in -ciar Endings-ancia, -ancio, -uncio, -encia, -encio Diminutives: -cito/a, -ecito/a,- cico/a, -cillo/a, -ecillo/a Endings -cie, -cia, -cio,- except for some proper nouns and words witha greek origin NounsThe derivative nouns from -to and -do,which have a -ciónending |
The words that begin by -es before b, l, f, m, g, q
EndingsIn-sión, except for absorción, porción, deserción, inserción. As well as the derivative words from the adjectives that end in-so, -sor,- sible, -sivo In -imo, -ista, -esta, -esto, -ísimo/a |
QU: Before the vowelse, i Queso, quien, que
Exceptionsin the case of loanwords as kilo, karaoke or koala the letter k remains The q is deleted at the end of the syllable and in the latin derivative words as cuórum |
C- before A, O, U, L, R |
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Phonétique et ortopraphe des phonèmes C/Z/K/Q
PHONÉTIQUE | |||||
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Phonème /θ/ C/Z |
Phonème /K/ K/Q |
Phonème /CH/ C + H |
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Il équivaut au son /th/en anglais | Il équivaut au son /k/ en anglais | La même prononciation qu’en anglais
Bachelor |
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SESEO: La lettre C devant e, i et la lettre Z avant a, e, i, o, u, en hispano-Amérique et au sud-ouest d’Espagne et aux îles Canaries, se prononce comme /s/ devant e, i. C’est le même cas qu’avec la lettre Z avant a, e, i, o, u | |||||
EMPLOIC devant E, I, et pour le pluriel des mots qui finissent par z. On utilise la graphie z devant A, O, U. |
EMPLOIOn emploie la graphie c avec le son /K/ et avant A, O, U, tandis que pour les voyelles e, i, on utilise le digramme qu. |
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C- devant E, I:
Césped, cisne-> think |
Z- devantA, O, U:
Zapato, zona, zueco -> author, thousand |
C- devant A, O, U: Cama, comida, cuna -> car, count |
QU- devant E, I: Queso, quiero-> cow, wake |
K:
Kilo, Kárate -> cartoon, keen |
ORTOGRAPHIE | |||
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Z /θ/ – /s/ |
C /θ/ |
S /s/ |
Q – K /k/ |
VERBESla plupart de verbes qui finissent par -izar (sauf avisar ; guisar ; o revisar) Les racines de la première personne de l’indicatif et tous les personnes du présent du subjonctif des verbes qui finissent par : -ace, -ecer, -ocer, -ucir TERMINAISONS-azo,- izo,- zuela, -zuelo Substantifs qui deviennent des adjectifs: delgadez, tristeza |
VERBES-Les verbes qui finissent par -ciar -TERMINAISONS:-ancia, -ancio, -uncio, -encia, -encio -Les diminutifs: -cito/a, -ecito/a,- cico/a, -cillo/a, -ecillo/a -Les terminaisons –cie, -cia, -cio sauf quelques noms propres et des mots qui procèdent du grec. -Les substantifs qui dérivent de -to et -do, qui finissent par -ción |
Les mots qui commencent par -es ante b, l, f, m, g, q
-TERMINAISONS:-sión, sauf absorción, porción, deserción, inserción, ainsi que les adjectids derivés qui finissent par -so, -sor,- sible, -sivo Les mots qui finissent par -imo, -ista, -esta, -esto, -ísimo/a |
QU: Devant les voyelles e, i Exemple: Queso, quien o que
EXCEPTIONSDans les cas d’emprunts comme kilo, karaoke o koala on conserve la lettre k On supprime la lettre q à la fin de la syllabe et dans le cas où il y a des mots qui procèdent du latin comme cuórum. |
C- devant A, O, U, L, R |
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Fonética e ortografia de C/Z/K/Q
Fonética | |||||
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Som /θ/ C/Z |
Som /K/ K/Q |
Som /CH/ C + H |
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Em inglês equivale ao som /th/ | Em inglês equivale o som /k/ | Igual que no Inglês: Bachelor |
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SESEO: O C ante e, i e o Z ante a, e, i, o, u, na America Latina e sudeste da Espanha e Canárias, se pronuncia como /s/ à frente do e, i e o mesmo acontece com o Z ante a, e, i, o, u. |
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USOSA grafia C se utiliza ante E, I, e para formar o plural das palavras terminadas em z. La grafia z se utiliza ante A, O, U. |
USOSA grafia c se utiliza para o som /K/ ante A, O, U, em quanto que para as vogais e, i, se utiliza o dígrafo qu. |
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C- antes do E, I: Césped, cisne-> think | Z- antes de A, O, U:
Zapato, zona, zueco -> author, thousand |
C- antes de A, O, U: Cama, comida, cuna -> car, count |
QU- antes de E, I: Queso, quiero-> cow, wake |
K:
Kilo, karate -> cartoon, keen |
Ortografia | |||
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Z /θ/ – /s/ |
C /θ/ |
S /s/ |
Q – K /k/ |
VerbosA maioria dos que terminam em -izar(salvo aluns como avisar, guisar ou revisar) RaicesAs raízes da primeira pessoa do indicativo e todas as do presente do subjuntivo de verbos terminados em -ace, -ecer, -ocer, -ucir TerminaçõesEm -azo,- izo,- zuela, -zuelo SubstantivosSubstantivos derivados de adjetivos: delgadez, tristeza As palabras terminadas em -ez,- iz,- oz |
VerbosVerbos terminados em -ciar Terminações-ancia, -ancio, -uncio, -encia, -encio Os Diminutivos: -cito/a, -ecito/a,- cico/a, -cillo/a, -ecillo/a As terminações -cie, -cia, -cio, exceto – alguns nomes próprios e palavras de origem grego. SubstantivosOs substantivos derivados de -to y -do, que terminan en -ción |
As pala¡vras que começam por -es ante b, l, f, m, g, q
TerminaçõesEm -sión, salvo absorción, porción, deserción, inserción. Assim como os derivados de adjetivos terminados em-so, -sor,- sible, -sivo Em -imo, -ista, -esta, -esto, -ísimo/a |
QU: Ante as vogais e, i Queso, quien o que
EXCEÇÕESNo caso de palavras como kilo, karaoke o koala se conserva a letra k Elimina-se o q no final da sílaba e em derivados latinos como cuórum. |
C- ante A, O, U, L, R |
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Fonética e ortografia de C/Z/K/Q
Fonética | |||||
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Som /θ/ C/Z |
Som /K/ K/Q |
Som /CH/ C + H |
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Em inglês equivale ao som /th/ | Em inglês equivale o som /k/ | Igual que no Inglês: Bachelor |
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SESEO: O C ante e, i e o Z ante a, e, i, o, u, na America Latina e sudeste da Espanha e Canárias, se pronuncia como /s/ à frente do e, i e o mesmo acontece com o Z ante a, e, i, o, u. |
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USOSA grafia C se utiliza ante E, I, e para formar o plural das palavras terminadas em z. La grafia z se utiliza ante A, O, U. |
USOSA grafia c se utiliza para o som /K/ ante A, O, U, em quanto que para as vogais e, i, se utiliza o dígrafo qu. |
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C- antes do E, I: Césped, cisne-> think | Z- antes de A, O, U:
Zapato, zona, zueco -> author, thousand |
C- antes de A, O, U: Cama, comida, cuna -> car, count |
QU- antes de E, I: Queso, quiero-> cow, wake |
K:
Kilo, karate -> cartoon, keen |
Ortografia | |||
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Z /θ/ – /s/ |
C /θ/ |
S /s/ |
Q – K /k/ |
VerbosA maioria dos que terminam em -izar(salvo aluns como avisar, guisar ou revisar) RaicesAs raízes da primeira pessoa do indicativo e todas as do presente do subjuntivo de verbos terminados em -ace, -ecer, -ocer, -ucir TerminaçõesEm -azo,- izo,- zuela, -zuelo SubstantivosSubstantivos derivados de adjetivos: delgadez, tristeza As palabras terminadas em -ez,- iz,- oz |
VerbosVerbos terminados em -ciar Terminações-ancia, -ancio, -uncio, -encia, -encio Os Diminutivos: -cito/a, -ecito/a,- cico/a, -cillo/a, -ecillo/a As terminações -cie, -cia, -cio, exceto – alguns nomes próprios e palavras de origem grego. SubstantivosOs substantivos derivados de -to y -do, que terminan en -ción |
As pala¡vras que começam por -es ante b, l, f, m, g, q
TerminaçõesEm -sión, salvo absorción, porción, deserción, inserción. Assim como os derivados de adjetivos terminados em-so, -sor,- sible, -sivo Em -imo, -ista, -esta, -esto, -ísimo/a |
QU: Ante as vogais e, i Queso, quien o que
EXCEÇÕESNo caso de palavras como kilo, karaoke o koala se conserva a letra k Elimina-se o q no final da sílaba e em derivados latinos como cuórum. |
C- ante A, O, U, L, R |
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Ortography and phonetic: C/Z/K/Q
Phonetic | |||||
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Sound /θ/ C/Z |
Sound /K/ K/Q |
Sound /CH/ C + H |
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In English is equivalent to the sound /th/ / | In English is equivalent to /k/ | It is pronounced as the sound /ch/ in the word: Bachelor | |||
SESEO: Letter C before e, i and letter Z before a, e, i, o, u, in Spanish America, Southwest Spain and Canary Islands they are pronounced as /s/ before e, i. The same happens with Z before a, e, i, o, u | |||||
USESC before E, I, and to for the plural of the words ended in z. |
USESLetter C sounds /K/ before A, O, U. Nevertheless, with the vowels e, ithe digraph qu must be used |
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C- before E, I: Césped, cisne-> think | Z- before A, O, U: Zapato, zona, zueco -> author, thousand |
C- before A, O, U: Cama, comida, cuna -> car, count | QU- before E, I:Queso, quiero-> cow, wake | Letter K: Kilo, keratina -> cartoon, keen |
Ortography | |||
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Z /θ/ – /s/ |
C /θ/ |
S /s/ |
Q – K /k/ |
Verbsmost of the verbs that end in -izar (except for some verbs as avisar, guisar or revisar) RootsThe roots of the first person of the indicative and all the persons of the present subjunctive tense of the verbs that end in -ace, -ecer, -ocer, -ucir: Endings-azo,- izo,- zuela, -zuelo NounsThe nouns that come from adjectives: delgadez, tristeza The nouns that end in-ez,- iz,- oz |
Verbs– VERBS that end in -ciar Endings-ancia, -ancio, -uncio, -encia, -encio Diminutives: -cito/a, -ecito/a,- cico/a, -cillo/a, -ecillo/a Endings -cie, -cia, -cio,- except for some proper nouns and words witha greek origin NounsThe derivative nouns from -to and -do,which have a -ciónending |
The words that begin by -es before b, l, f, m, g, q
EndingsIn-sión, except for absorción, porción, deserción, inserción. As well as the derivative words from the adjectives that end in-so, -sor,- sible, -sivo In -imo, -ista, -esta, -esto, -ísimo/a |
QU: Before the vowelse, i Queso, quien, que
Exceptionsin the case of loanwords as kilo, karaoke or koala the letter k remains The q is deleted at the end of the syllable and in the latin derivative words as cuórum |
C- before A, O, U, L, R |
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Ortography and phonetic: C/Z/K/Q
Phonetic | |||||
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Sound /θ/ C/Z |
Sound /K/ K/Q |
Sound /CH/ C + H |
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In English is equivalent to the sound /th/ / | In English is equivalent to /k/ | It is pronounced as the sound /ch/ in the word: Bachelor | |||
SESEO: Letter C before e, i and letter Z before a, e, i, o, u, in Spanish America, Southwest Spain and Canary Islands they are pronounced as /s/ before e, i. The same happens with Z before a, e, i, o, u | |||||
USESC before E, I, and to for the plural of the words ended in z. |
USESLetter C sounds /K/ before A, O, U. Nevertheless, with the vowels e, ithe digraph qu must be used |
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C- before E, I: Césped, cisne-> think | Z- before A, O, U: Zapato, zona, zueco -> author, thousand |
C- before A, O, U: Cama, comida, cuna -> car, count | QU- before E, I:Queso, quiero-> cow, wake | Letter K: Kilo, keratina -> cartoon, keen |
Ortography | |||
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Z /θ/ – /s/ |
C /θ/ |
S /s/ |
Q – K /k/ |
Verbsmost of the verbs that end in -izar (except for some verbs as avisar, guisar or revisar) RootsThe roots of the first person of the indicative and all the persons of the present subjunctive tense of the verbs that end in -ace, -ecer, -ocer, -ucir: Endings-azo,- izo,- zuela, -zuelo NounsThe nouns that come from adjectives: delgadez, tristeza The nouns that end in-ez,- iz,- oz |
Verbs– VERBS that end in -ciar Endings-ancia, -ancio, -uncio, -encia, -encio Diminutives: -cito/a, -ecito/a,- cico/a, -cillo/a, -ecillo/a Endings -cie, -cia, -cio,- except for some proper nouns and words witha greek origin NounsThe derivative nouns from -to and -do,which have a -ciónending |
The words that begin by -es before b, l, f, m, g, q
EndingsIn-sión, except for absorción, porción, deserción, inserción. As well as the derivative words from the adjectives that end in-so, -sor,- sible, -sivo In -imo, -ista, -esta, -esto, -ísimo/a |
QU: Before the vowelse, i Queso, quien, que
Exceptionsin the case of loanwords as kilo, karaoke or koala the letter k remains The q is deleted at the end of the syllable and in the latin derivative words as cuórum |
C- before A, O, U, L, R |
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Phonétique et ortopraphe des phonèmes C/Z/K/Q
PHONÉTIQUE | |||||
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Phonème /θ/ C/Z |
Phonème /K/ K/Q |
Phonème /CH/ C + H |
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Il équivaut au son /th/en anglais | Il équivaut au son /k/ en anglais | La même prononciation qu’en anglais
Bachelor |
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SESEO: La lettre C devant e, i et la lettre Z avant a, e, i, o, u, en hispano-Amérique et au sud-ouest d’Espagne et aux îles Canaries, se prononce comme /s/ devant e, i. C’est le même cas qu’avec la lettre Z avant a, e, i, o, u | |||||
EMPLOIC devant E, I, et pour le pluriel des mots qui finissent par z. On utilise la graphie z devant A, O, U. |
EMPLOIOn emploie la graphie c avec le son /K/ et avant A, O, U, tandis que pour les voyelles e, i, on utilise le digramme qu. |
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C- devant E, I:
Césped, cisne-> think |
Z- devantA, O, U:
Zapato, zona, zueco -> author, thousand |
C- devant A, O, U: Cama, comida, cuna -> car, count |
QU- devant E, I: Queso, quiero-> cow, wake |
K:
Kilo, Kárate -> cartoon, keen |
ORTOGRAPHIE | |||
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Z /θ/ – /s/ |
C /θ/ |
S /s/ |
Q – K /k/ |
VERBESla plupart de verbes qui finissent par -izar (sauf avisar ; guisar ; o revisar) Les racines de la première personne de l’indicatif et tous les personnes du présent du subjonctif des verbes qui finissent par : -ace, -ecer, -ocer, -ucir TERMINAISONS-azo,- izo,- zuela, -zuelo Substantifs qui deviennent des adjectifs: delgadez, tristeza |
VERBES-Les verbes qui finissent par -ciar -TERMINAISONS:-ancia, -ancio, -uncio, -encia, -encio -Les diminutifs: -cito/a, -ecito/a,- cico/a, -cillo/a, -ecillo/a -Les terminaisons –cie, -cia, -cio sauf quelques noms propres et des mots qui procèdent du grec. -Les substantifs qui dérivent de -to et -do, qui finissent par -ción |
Les mots qui commencent par -es ante b, l, f, m, g, q
-TERMINAISONS:-sión, sauf absorción, porción, deserción, inserción, ainsi que les adjectids derivés qui finissent par -so, -sor,- sible, -sivo Les mots qui finissent par -imo, -ista, -esta, -esto, -ísimo/a |
QU: Devant les voyelles e, i Exemple: Queso, quien o que
EXCEPTIONSDans les cas d’emprunts comme kilo, karaoke o koala on conserve la lettre k On supprime la lettre q à la fin de la syllabe et dans le cas où il y a des mots qui procèdent du latin comme cuórum. |
C- devant A, O, U, L, R |
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Ortography and phonetic: C/Z/K/Q
Phonetic | |||||
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Sound /θ/ C/Z |
Sound /K/ K/Q |
Sound /CH/ C + H |
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In English is equivalent to the sound /th/ / | In English is equivalent to /k/ | It is pronounced as the sound /ch/ in the word: Bachelor | |||
SESEO: Letter C before e, i and letter Z before a, e, i, o, u, in Spanish America, Southwest Spain and Canary Islands they are pronounced as /s/ before e, i. The same happens with Z before a, e, i, o, u | |||||
USESC before E, I, and to for the plural of the words ended in z. |
USESLetter C sounds /K/ before A, O, U. Nevertheless, with the vowels e, ithe digraph qu must be used |
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C- before E, I: Césped, cisne-> think | Z- before A, O, U: Zapato, zona, zueco -> author, thousand |
C- before A, O, U: Cama, comida, cuna -> car, count | QU- before E, I:Queso, quiero-> cow, wake | Letter K: Kilo, keratina -> cartoon, keen |
Ortography | |||
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Z /θ/ – /s/ |
C /θ/ |
S /s/ |
Q – K /k/ |
Verbsmost of the verbs that end in -izar (except for some verbs as avisar, guisar or revisar) RootsThe roots of the first person of the indicative and all the persons of the present subjunctive tense of the verbs that end in -ace, -ecer, -ocer, -ucir: Endings-azo,- izo,- zuela, -zuelo NounsThe nouns that come from adjectives: delgadez, tristeza The nouns that end in-ez,- iz,- oz |
Verbs– VERBS that end in -ciar Endings-ancia, -ancio, -uncio, -encia, -encio Diminutives: -cito/a, -ecito/a,- cico/a, -cillo/a, -ecillo/a Endings -cie, -cia, -cio,- except for some proper nouns and words witha greek origin NounsThe derivative nouns from -to and -do,which have a -ciónending |
The words that begin by -es before b, l, f, m, g, q
EndingsIn-sión, except for absorción, porción, deserción, inserción. As well as the derivative words from the adjectives that end in-so, -sor,- sible, -sivo In -imo, -ista, -esta, -esto, -ísimo/a |
QU: Before the vowelse, i Queso, quien, que
Exceptionsin the case of loanwords as kilo, karaoke or koala the letter k remains The q is deleted at the end of the syllable and in the latin derivative words as cuórum |
C- before A, O, U, L, R |
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Ortography and phonetic: C/Z/K/Q
Phonetic | |||||
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Sound /θ/ C/Z |
Sound /K/ K/Q |
Sound /CH/ C + H |
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In English is equivalent to the sound /th/ / | In English is equivalent to /k/ | It is pronounced as the sound /ch/ in the word: Bachelor | |||
SESEO: Letter C before e, i and letter Z before a, e, i, o, u, in Spanish America, Southwest Spain and Canary Islands they are pronounced as /s/ before e, i. The same happens with Z before a, e, i, o, u | |||||
USESC before E, I, and to for the plural of the words ended in z. |
USESLetter C sounds /K/ before A, O, U. Nevertheless, with the vowels e, ithe digraph qu must be used |
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C- before E, I: Césped, cisne-> think | Z- before A, O, U: Zapato, zona, zueco -> author, thousand |
C- before A, O, U: Cama, comida, cuna -> car, count | QU- before E, I:Queso, quiero-> cow, wake | Letter K: Kilo, keratina -> cartoon, keen |
Ortography | |||
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Z /θ/ – /s/ |
C /θ/ |
S /s/ |
Q – K /k/ |
Verbsmost of the verbs that end in -izar (except for some verbs as avisar, guisar or revisar) RootsThe roots of the first person of the indicative and all the persons of the present subjunctive tense of the verbs that end in -ace, -ecer, -ocer, -ucir: Endings-azo,- izo,- zuela, -zuelo NounsThe nouns that come from adjectives: delgadez, tristeza The nouns that end in-ez,- iz,- oz |
Verbs– VERBS that end in -ciar Endings-ancia, -ancio, -uncio, -encia, -encio Diminutives: -cito/a, -ecito/a,- cico/a, -cillo/a, -ecillo/a Endings -cie, -cia, -cio,- except for some proper nouns and words witha greek origin NounsThe derivative nouns from -to and -do,which have a -ciónending |
The words that begin by -es before b, l, f, m, g, q
EndingsIn-sión, except for absorción, porción, deserción, inserción. As well as the derivative words from the adjectives that end in-so, -sor,- sible, -sivo In -imo, -ista, -esta, -esto, -ísimo/a |
QU: Before the vowelse, i Queso, quien, que
Exceptionsin the case of loanwords as kilo, karaoke or koala the letter k remains The q is deleted at the end of the syllable and in the latin derivative words as cuórum |
C- before A, O, U, L, R |
SIGUE LEYENDO
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Ortography and phonetic: C/Z/K/Q
Phonetic | |||||
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Sound /θ/ C/Z |
Sound /K/ K/Q |
Sound /CH/ C + H |
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In English is equivalent to the sound /th/ / | In English is equivalent to /k/ | It is pronounced as the sound /ch/ in the word: Bachelor | |||
SESEO: Letter C before e, i and letter Z before a, e, i, o, u, in Spanish America, Southwest Spain and Canary Islands they are pronounced as /s/ before e, i. The same happens with Z before a, e, i, o, u | |||||
USESC before E, I, and to for the plural of the words ended in z. |
USESLetter C sounds /K/ before A, O, U. Nevertheless, with the vowels e, ithe digraph qu must be used |
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C- before E, I: Césped, cisne-> think | Z- before A, O, U: Zapato, zona, zueco -> author, thousand |
C- before A, O, U: Cama, comida, cuna -> car, count | QU- before E, I:Queso, quiero-> cow, wake | Letter K: Kilo, keratina -> cartoon, keen |
Ortography | |||
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Z /θ/ – /s/ |
C /θ/ |
S /s/ |
Q – K /k/ |
Verbsmost of the verbs that end in -izar (except for some verbs as avisar, guisar or revisar) RootsThe roots of the first person of the indicative and all the persons of the present subjunctive tense of the verbs that end in -ace, -ecer, -ocer, -ucir: Endings-azo,- izo,- zuela, -zuelo NounsThe nouns that come from adjectives: delgadez, tristeza The nouns that end in-ez,- iz,- oz |
Verbs– VERBS that end in -ciar Endings-ancia, -ancio, -uncio, -encia, -encio Diminutives: -cito/a, -ecito/a,- cico/a, -cillo/a, -ecillo/a Endings -cie, -cia, -cio,- except for some proper nouns and words witha greek origin NounsThe derivative nouns from -to and -do,which have a -ciónending |
The words that begin by -es before b, l, f, m, g, q
EndingsIn-sión, except for absorción, porción, deserción, inserción. As well as the derivative words from the adjectives that end in-so, -sor,- sible, -sivo In -imo, -ista, -esta, -esto, -ísimo/a |
QU: Before the vowelse, i Queso, quien, que
Exceptionsin the case of loanwords as kilo, karaoke or koala the letter k remains The q is deleted at the end of the syllable and in the latin derivative words as cuórum |
C- before A, O, U, L, R |
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