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The niceties of the matter would be out of place here, but a few general rules may prove helpful. A as in English "ah"; e, at the end of a syllable, like a in "fame," otherwise like e in … More...

The niceties of the matter would be out of place here, but a few general rules may prove helpful. A as in English "ah"; e, at the end of a syllable, like a in "fame," otherwise like e in "let"; i like i in "machine"; o, at the end of a syllable, like o in "go," otherwise somewhat like o in "lot"; u like u in "rude" (but, unless marked with two dots, silent between g or q and e or i); y like ee in "feet." C like k (but, before e and i, like [A]th in "thin"); ch as in "child"; g as in "go" (but, b The niceties of the matter would be out of place here, but a few general rules may prove helpful. A as in English "ah"; e, at the end of a syllable, like a in "fame," otherwise like e in "let"; i like i in "machine"; o, at the end of a syllable, like o in "go," otherwise somewhat like o in "lot"; u like u in "rude" (but, unless marked with two dots, silent between g or q and e or i); y like ee in "feet." C like k (but, before e and i, like [A]th in "thin"); ch as in "child"; g as in "go" (but, before e and i, like a harsh h); h silent; j like a harsh h; ll like lli in "million"; ñlike ni in "onion"; qu like k; r is sounded with a vibration (trill) of the tip of the tongue (rr a longer and more forcible sound of the same kind); s as in "sun"; x like x in "box" (but, in "México" and a few other names, like Spanish j); z like [A] "thin." Words bearing no mark of accentuation are stressed on the last syllable if they end in any consonant except n or s, but on the syllable next to the last if they end in n, sor a vowel. Mexico, Americas, The War With Mexico, Volume II (of 2) (Illustrated)~~ Justin H. Smith~~Mexico~~Americas~~1230000204859, en, The War With Mexico, Volume II (of 2) (Illustrated), Justin H. Smith, 1230000204859, Lost Leaf Publications, 12/25/2013, , , , Lost Leaf Publications, 12/25/2013<