Using the B: its spelling rules (with examples)

Using the B

The Letter B It is the second of the Spanish alphabet and the first of the consonants. It is often called be tall, be long or be lipstick, to distinguish it from the V or go short. For example: blanco, busco, atribuir.

This grapheme is associated with a voiced bilabial stop sound, which is represented like this: / b /.

In the Spanish language, the differentiation between the sound of "be" and "ve" has practically been lost, unlike other languages ​​that They also use the Latin alphabet, such as English or French, in which the short cut represents a voiced labiodental fricative sound (/ v /).

Examples of use of the B

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Spelling rules for B

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