The Spanish Alphabet

According to La Real Academia, which is considered the arbiter of what's official Spanish, the following 29 letters make up the Spanish alphabet: In 2010, the REA decided to remove ch and ll are to letter to make a sound as in the table bellow. They also decided that the letters should have one sound even though  there are different ones in others countries.

a, b, c, ch, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, ll, m, n, ñ, o, p, q, r, s, t, u, v, w, x, y, z

Letter Sounds

Letter	Sound	Examples:
A a	a	Antonio	Ana
B b	be	Benito	Bolivia
C c	ce	Carlos	Cecilia
Ch ch  (removed from the alphabet by REA)	che	Pancho	Concha
D d	de	Domingo	Dolores
E e	e	Eduardo	Elena
F f	efe	Fernando	Francisca
G g	ge	Gerardo	Guatemala
H h	Hache	Héctor	Hortensia
I i	I	Ignacio	Inés
J j	Jota	José	Juana
K k	Ka	Kilometro	Kansas
L l	ele	Luis	Lola
LL ll  (removed from the alphabet by REA)	Elle	Guillermo	Sevilla
M m	Eme	Manuel	María
N n	Ene	Nicolás	Nación
Ñ ñ	Eñe	España	Begoña
O o	O	Octavio	Olivia
P p	Pe	Pablo	Pilar
Q q	cu	Enrique	Raquel
R r	Ere, erre (only acceptable pronunciation per REA)	Alvaro	El Perú
S s	Ese	Salvador	San Juan
T t	Te	Teresa	Tomas
U u	U	Agustin	Lucia
V v	Ve , uve (España)	Victor	Venezuela
W w	Uve Double	Oswaldo	Wilma
X x	Equis	Extremadura	Xavier
Y y	I griega, ye ( to simplify)	Yolanda	Pelayo
Z z	zeta	Gonzalo	Esperanza