Knowing how to spell something can be very useful learning a new language. Also, pronunciation is a big factor in learning a language. Here is the alphabet...

Here is a video of a real life situation...

Here are my pareja's (Bryanna) three lessons:
1) Días de la Semana
2) ¿Qué tiempo hace hoy?
3)La Fecha

In spanish, one of the most basic, but important, things is knowing how to ask and tell the time. Below is a diagram of how to do so...

As for telling time, it is very simple...

You need to ask your uncle's (fluent spanish speaking) fiancee what the date of the wedding is because for some reason invites can not be flown out of Puerto Rico. Here is a lesson that can teach you to ask and tell dates and times in spanish.

Use previous lessons to help you with this one :) 

Oh no! Your spanish speaking friend invited you to a birthday party, but you don't know which month it is in because you don't speak spanish! Not to worry my dear friend, here is a chart and video to say the months in spanish.

Here are some other Spanish ways...

When writing something in Spanish, you need to learn how to say and write the letters in Spanish. Below is a table that shows the letters in English and then the names in spahish and how to pronounce it in Spanish. 

When writing something in Spanish, you need to learn how to say and write the letters in Spanish. Below is a table that shows the letters in English and then the names in spanish and how to pronounce it in Spanish.

Learning number in Spanish is the same as in English. In English when you want to know how to say 27, you would say twenty-seven and in Spanish you say veintisiete. Also it is good to know how to ask or say someone's phone number. Below there is a list of 
how to say numbers in Spanish and how to ask for someone's phone number

What is your phone number?
¿Cuál es tu número de teléfono?         Informal
¿Cual es su número de teléfono?           formal

It is ........
Es el

 I'll call you soon. / I'll call you soon
Te llamo pronto. / Te llamo luego

Click here for a lesson from my pareja on:
Greetings 

In English, Sunday comes first, but in Spanish Monday comes first. The days are not capitalize.

Here are the days of the week (and pronunciations) in Spanish:

​The screen shot above was taken from: www.jwrightsla.blogspot.com

Asking someone what the day is in Español.

Click here for my pareja Amani's lesson on:
Courtesy Phrases

You need to spell out your company's name to a local business. The trick is, the business employees only speak spanish!!!

A (ah)  B (beh)  C (seh)  D (deh)  E (eh)  F (efeh)  G (hey)  H (acheh)  I (eeeee)  J (hota)    

K (kah)  L (eleh)  M (emeh)  N (eneh)  Ñ (enyeh)  O (ooh)  P (peh)  Q (cooo)  R (ereh)  

S (eseh)  T (teh)  U (ooooo)  V (beh)  W (doble-beh)  X (equis)  Y (eegriega)  Z (seta)