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Digraphs

Articles on Spanish digraphs: ch, ll, rr, qu, and gu, their pronunciation, correct use, and common examples in words.

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The Digraph 'Ch' in Spanish

The Digraph 'Ch' in Spanish

El dígrafo 'Ch' en español

The digraph CH represents the affricate sound /tʃ/. Learn its pronunciation, word position, and frequent examples.
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The Digraph 'Ll' in Spanish

The Digraph 'Ll' in Spanish

El dígrafo 'Ll' en español

The digraph LL traditionally represented a palatal lateral sound. Study its current variants and the phenomenon of yeísmo.
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The Digraph 'Rr' in Spanish

The Digraph 'Rr' in Spanish

El dígrafo 'Rr' en español

The digraph RR marks a strong trilled sound between vowels. Practice its pronunciation and contrast with single R.
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The Digraph 'Gu' in Spanish

The Digraph 'Gu' in Spanish

El dígrafo 'Gu' en español

The digraph GU appears before E or I to keep the hard /g/ sound. Learn when the U is silent or takes a diaeresis.
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The Digraph 'Qu' in Spanish

El dígrafo 'Qu' en español

The digraph QU is used before E or I to represent /k/. Study its fixed spelling and the role of the silent U.
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