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nikklg [1K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Chico - 4

Although CH is graphically two letters, it is one sound.

Silla - 4

Although LL is graphically two letters, it is one sound.

Queso - 4

In the combinations QUE and QUI the U is silent.

Juguete - 6

In the combinations GUE and GUI the U is silent.

Hijo - 3

The letter H is always silent in Spanish.

Oso - 3

All the letters are pronunced as they are written down.

Cheque - 4

CH - one sound; QUE - silent U.

Español - 7

All the letters are pronunced as they are written down.

Hermano - 6

The letter H is always silent in Spanish.

Casa - 4

All the letters are pronunced as they are written down.

Anillo - 5

LL - one sound

Amor - 4

All the letters are pronunced as they are written down.

Ierofanga [76]3 years ago

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Chico - 2
Silla - 2
Queso - 2
Juguete - 3
Hijo - 2
Oso - 2
Cheque -2
Español - 3
Hermano - 3
Cada -2
Anillo-3
Amor-2

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