The Italian Alphabet

The Italian alphabet has 21 letters which is a variant of the Latin alphabet used by the Italian language. The Italian alphabet has 5 vowel letters, A, E, I, O, and U.

Letters and their names:

A (a)
B (bi)
C (chi)
D (di)
E (e)
F (effe)
G (ji)
H (acca)
I (i)
L (elle)
M (emme)
N (enne)
O (o)
P (pi)
Q (cu)
R (erre)
S (esse)
T (ti)
U (u)
V (vi)
Z (tzeta)

Few notes: When the letters C and J appear before i or e, they represent the sounds CH and J in the English language.
The letter h at the beginning of a word is silent;

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