Vowels:
* a: Like the "a" in "father" (ah)
* e: Like the "e" in "bed" (eh)
* i: Like the "ee" in "see" (ee)
* o: Like the "o" in "go" (oh)
* u: Like the "oo" in "moon" (oo)
Consonants:
* b: Like the "b" in "bat" (bah)
* c:
* Before "a", "o", "u" like the "c" in "cat" (kah)
* Before "e", "i" like the "s" in "sin" (see)
* ch: Like the "ch" in "chair" (chay)
* d: Like the "d" in "dog" (dah)
* f: Like the "f" in "fan" (fah)
* g:
* Before "a", "o", "u" like the "g" in "go" (gah)
* Before "e", "i" like the "h" in "high" (hee)
* h: Usually silent, but sometimes pronounced as a slight "h" sound in some regions
* j: Like the "h" in "high" (hee)
* k: Like the "k" in "kite" (kah)
* l: Like the "l" in "lake" (lah)
* ll: Like the "y" in "yes" (yay)
* m: Like the "m" in "man" (mah)
* n: Like the "n" in "nose" (nah)
* ñ: Like the "ny" in "canyon" (nyah)
* p: Like the "p" in "pen" (pah)
* q: Always followed by "u", pronounced like "k" (koo)
* r:
* Single "r" like a rolled "r" (rrr)
* Double "rr" like a trilled "r" (rr)
* s: Like the "s" in "sun" (sah)
* t: Like the "t" in "table" (tah)
* v: Like the "b" in "bat" (bah)
* w: Usually pronounced as "gu" (goo)
* x: Usually pronounced as "ks" (kss)
* y: Like the "y" in "yes" (yay)
* z: Like the "th" in "thin" (thee)
Diphthongs:
* ai: Like the "i" in "bike" (ai)
* au: Like the "ow" in "how" (au)
* ei: Like the "ay" in "say" (ei)
* eu: Like the "ew" in "few" (ew)
* oi: Like the "oy" in "boy" (oy)
* iu: Like the "yoo" in "you" (yoo)
Important Notes:
* Stress: Spanish words are stressed on the second to last syllable unless marked with an accent mark.
* Accents: An accent mark over a vowel indicates that syllable is stressed.
* Regional Variation: Pronunciation can vary depending on the region of Spain or Latin America.
Let me know if you'd like more details on any specific sound!