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I have been searching and trying to understand spanish grammar for days now, and I'm kind of a little bit overwhelmed and flustered with the result of my searches. You know that kind of feeling as if there is a plethora of things to learn and comprehend to the point that I could not digest them anymore, and I would find myself clinging to my maπana habit. But there is this one video I stumbled upon which redirected me to start backwards and which I think will be more handy in my case. The formula is "reading and/or listening + checking spanish grammar rules + application". 

You may want to check this video especially for other spanish learners out there. :blush:

https://youtu.be/_hJPsaaZXBg

I know it's a little bit late, but I would like to share with you my learnings for today. It's about the spanish alphabet which is called abecedario. It is composed of 27 letters, with an addition of π compared to the English alphabet. Here is a link on how abecedario alphabet is pronounced. 

https://www.spanishdict.com/guide/the-spanish-alphabet

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Khadijah.Davis wrote:

Sweet! Thanks for sharing this link and video! Keep up the great work and best wishes on learning Spanish!

Thanks! I'm kind of inspired these past few days that's why I would like to also inspire others here. :blush:

edz.conde wrote:

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Got that admin. Thanks for realigning my posts! :blush: