Spanish phonetics

Spanish phonetics involves the sounds used in the language, characterized by clear, consistent pronunciation rules. It has five main vowels—a, e, i, o, u—that are generally pronounced consistently, unlike in English. Consonants are mostly similar to English but with some differences, such as the rolled "rr" and the pronunciation of "j" as a rough, guttural sound. Spanish emphasizes syllables evenly, making pronunciation more predictable. Overall, its phonetics provide a melodic and rhythmic quality, with a phonetic system that is relatively straightforward and regular, aiding learners in achieving clear and accurate pronunciation.