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Hey there, amigringo! The English alphabet is made of 26 letters, divided into consonants and vowels, and all of them can be written in uppercase and lowercase. The letters that make up the alphabet and their respective sounds are as follows: A – [eɪ] B – [biː] C – [siː] D – [diː] E – [iː] F – [ɛf] G – [dʒiː] H – [eɪtʃ] I – [aɪ] J – [dʒeɪ] K – [keɪ] L – [ɛl] M – [ɛm] N – [ɛn] O – [oʊ] P – [piː] Q – [kjuː] R – [ɑːr] or [ɑː] S – [ɛs] T – [tiː] U – [juː] V –

Hello amigringo! Digraphs are combinations of two letters that produce a single sound (phoneme). They can be consonant digraphs or vowel digraphs, producing a single consonant sound or a single vowel sound. They are extremely frequent in English, such as the words " ph one" or "t ea cher", where "ph"/f/ only represents one sound (phoneme) or "ea"/i:/ only represents one sound (phoneme). Consonant digraphs: Ch → /tʃ/: Chair; Chore; Chain; Sh → /ʃ/: Shower; Shoe; Sheet; Th →