Find the alphabet in English. English alphabet with pronunciation, audio and transcription. English alphabet in pictures

From the first days of school, children are taught the alphabet and explained from scratch that words are made up of letters, and words are used to build phrases, phrases and sentences. Without knowledge of letters, you cannot read or write anything. But not only children need the alphabet, but it is also useful for adults to take up the alphabet and learn it. The English alphabet consists of 26 letters

Well, of course, to learn to read English words
Knowing the alphabetical order it is easy to look up words in the dictionary
Pronounce abbreviations, try to pronounce them correctly without knowing the letters (NUL and VOID, UNESCO, ASAP)
And for such a concept as spelling - spelling out a word. Because English words are not always written as they are pronounced.

Even these 4 reasons are enough to take the alphabet in your hands.

It is difficult to imagine a case or situation where words from the alphabet would not be used. Even on our cell phones, the phone book is compiled according to alphabetical list. And if you remember your school years, the list of students in the magazine is compiled according to the same principle

The ABC is order, a system that significantly saves time. And this is very important for our 21st century - the century of information technology. I am sure that the following lessons for beginners will help you and bring you benefit and pleasure. Why do we need the English alphabet?

English alphabet

The English alphabet is based on the Latin alphabet. In the Russian alphabet, as you already know, there are 33 letters, in the English alphabet there are seven letters less - that is, only 26.

20 consonants: B, C, D, F, G, H, J, K, L, M, N, P, Q, R, S, T, V, W, X, Z 6 vowels: A, E , I, O, U, Y It is worth noting that the letter W (and in British pronunciation also R) is itself a consonant, but is mainly used as part of diagrams, that is, two-digit letters denoting vowel sounds. The letter Y can represent both a vowel and consonants.

There are 5 digrams in English:

sh = [ʃ], “shine” [ʃaɪn]
ch = , "China" [ˈtʃaɪnə]
zh = [ʒ], “Zhukov” [ˈʒukov]
th = [ð] or [θ], “the” [ðiː, ðə], “think” [θɪŋk]
kh = [x], “Kharkov” [ˈxarkov]

The most commonly used word in English is the article the. The letters T and E are most often used, and the letters Q and Z are considered the rarest. By the way, the pronunciation of the letter Z is also different in the American and British versions. An American will say “zee”, and a British person will say “zed”.

Introduction to letters and pronunciation

Next to each letter of the English alphabet its correct pronunciation is indicated. There are certain differences in the phonetics of American and British English. For example, in some American words, the letter "u" preceding th, d, t or n is pronounced /u:/, but in the British it is pronounced /ju:/.

Letter	English transcription	Russian transcription

And this is what capital letters look like: There can be uncertainty about how to spell a particular name correctly, and therefore the alphabet needs to be learned by heart in order to clarify it. For example, Maria [ɑ:].

Names, just like the names of continents, countries, cities, villages and streets, are written with a capital letter.

Several English words with translation and transcription

If you want to learn English from scratch, then you should start with the most simple words, that is, from prepositions, pronouns, numerals and interrogative words. These words appear frequently in both written and spoken English.

And [ənd] and
at [æt] about
be located, be
do
from from

A few English words for beginners with translation and transcription One of the most important advice for beginners in learning - at first, try to study individual words, and only then move on to phrases. This method is much more effective and faster. You should also pay due attention to transcription - correct pronunciation.

And if you want to master several languages, then English and French would be an excellent language pair. Since both languages belong to the same Romanesque group and contain many words of the same root and similar meaning. The letters of the alphabet also overlap significantly, which allows you to quickly master the French alphabet. The rules for combining letters and pronunciation are less similar, which makes the learning process even more interesting and memorable. Therefore, if time and opportunity permit, you can always combine learning different languages. The main thing is that they are in tune and from the same group.

All tables for beginners from this lesson, you can download, print and repeat in free time anywhere - at home, on the subway, in public transport...

Songs for children English alphabet

Almost every language in the world has its own set of letters, which is called an alphabet. You are probably already familiar with the Russian alphabet and know how to read and write in Russian. And in this lesson you will become familiar with English letters, learn to read and write them correctly. In addition, you will learn some reading rules, consider English sounds and rules for reading stressed vowels in open and closed syllables.

There are 6 vowels in the English language (Fig. 2).

Rice. 2. English vowels ()

As you guessed, there are 20 consonant letters in the English language (Fig. 3.).

Rice. 3. English consonants ()

Please note that the last letter Z can be read differently: (UK) and (US).

Now you know the English alphabet. But in order to read English words correctly, knowing the letters alone is not enough. Modern English has 46 sounds, but only 26 letters. For example, in English words p i n (pin) and p i ne (pine) the letter i is read differently. And in the word sock (sock), the letter s is read as [s], but in combination with the letter h you get the sound [ʃ]: shock [ʃɔk] (shock).

Transcription will help us remember reading English words. Transcription is a recording of the sound of a letter or word in the form of special phonetic symbols. If you know the transcription, then you can correctly read an unfamiliar word in the dictionary.

The characters in the transcription are called transcription marks. Some transcription signs are written in the same way as English letters (Fig. 4).

Rice. 4. Transcription signs of some English consonants

Please note that when pronouncing the sounds [b] and [p], the lips close tightly and then suddenly open. When pronouncing the sounds [t] and [d], the tip of the tongue is pressed tightly against the alveoli (the tubercle behind the upper teeth). When pronouncing the sounds [f] and [v], the lower lip is slightly pressed to upper teeth. When spoken English sound[m] lips close more tightly than when pronouncing the Russian sound [m].

Reinforce the English alphabet by studying the letters and words that begin with these letters (Fig. 5.).

Rice. 5. English alphabet with examples ()

In order to read English words correctly, we need to become familiar with the rules of reading. Like Russian, English words are divided into syllables. The rules for reading English vowels depend on which syllable they are in - stressed or unstressed, open or closed.

Today we will look at two stressed syllables - open and closed. An open syllable ends in a vowel (he - he, my - mine, sky - sky) or in a “silent” E, preceded by a consonant (plane - plane, five - five, plate - plate). Please note that the letter E at the end of a word is not readable (which is why it is called “mute”), but only indicates the open type of syllable. All vowels in an open syllable are read the same way as in the alphabet. For example:

bee - bee, plane - plane, five - five, pupil ["pjuːp(ə)l] - student, rose - rose, fly - fly. A closed syllable ends with one or more consonants (except r). For example:

pen - pen, lamp - lamp, pin - pin, doll - doll, puppy ["pʌpɪ] - puppy.

Thus, we got acquainted with the English alphabet, and also learned what transcription is, what syllables there are in the English language, and how vowels are read in an open and closed stressed syllable.

There are 6 vowel letters in the English alphabet, which when read in in different words give 20 sounds. The way a stressed vowel is read depends on the syllable in which it is found. The reading rules distinguish four types of syllables depending on which letter comes after the stressed vowel.

The first type of reading is an open syllable. It ends with a vowel, for example cake.

The second type of reading is a closed syllable. It ends with a consonant (except r), for example cat (cat).

The third type of reading is associated with the letter R. In this type of reading, the stressed vowel is always followed by the letter R, which can be followed by a consonant or nothing else. In this case, the letter R is not read, it only lengthens the vowel, i.e. all vowels in the third type of reading sound long, for example car - machine. The fourth type of reading is a syllable that ends with a consonant R followed by a vowel, for example care.

Please note that all these rules apply only to vowels that are in a stressed syllable. Unstressed vowels will be read completely differently.

Rice. 6. Types of reading

Bibliography

Afanasyeva O.V., Mikheeva I.V. English language. 2nd grade - M: Bustard, 2014.
Biboletova M.Z., Denisenko O.A., Trubaneva N.N. English language. 2nd grade - Title, 2008.
Bykova N.I., Dooley D., Pospelova M.D. and others. English language. 2nd grade - Education, 2013.

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Homework

Learn the English alphabet.
Learn to correctly read all the words from the video lesson.
Learn words from the video lesson.

Someday you may be asked to spell your first name, last name, or any other word in English, and if you know english alphabet, then you can easily cope with this task.

Let's start learning the alphabet in English using the table below, and at the end we will do a short exercise to consolidate the English alphabet.

№	Letter	Name	Transcription
1	Aa	a
2	Bb	bee
3	Cc	cee
4	Dd	dee
5	Ee	e
6	Ff	ef	[ɛf]
7	Gg	gee
8	Hh	aitch
9	II	i
10	Jj	Jay
11	Kk	kay
12	Ll	el	[ɛl]
13	mm	em	[ɛm]
14	Nn	en	[ɛn]
15	Oo	o	[əʊ]
16	Pp	pee
17	Qq	cue
18	Rr	ar	[ɑɹ]
19	Ss	ess	[ɛs]
20	Tt	tee
21	Uu	u
22	Vv	vee
23	Ww	double-u	[ˈdʌb(ə)l juː]
24	Xx	ex	[ɛks]
25	Yy	wy
26	Zz	zed

It's very easy to learn the English alphabet through songs

Below is the most popular song in the world for learning the English alphabet.

Exercise on the topic English alphabet

Using the letters of the English alphabet, read and spell your first and last name.

Historical stages in the formation of the English alphabet and the English language in general

English belongs to the Germanic group, and is part of the group of Indo-European languages. The official language is in the United Kingdom of Britain and Northern Ireland, USA, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and Ireland. In addition, it is actively used in India and many countries in Asia and Africa. It is central to the work processes of the UN mission.

Old English stage of formation

The appearance of the English language dates back to the 5th-6th centuries. V. n. e., since during this period ancient Germanic tribes began to move to Britain. Constant communication between the Angles, Saxons, Jutes and the native Celts of Britain leads to the emergence of dialectical forms. At this stage, English is called Anglo-Saxon and there are 4 dialects: Northumbrian, Mercian, Wessex and Kentish. The literary language was mainly formed on the basis of the Uesex dialect.

In the 6th century, the establishment of Christianization in Britain began. The Latin alphabet is introduced, writing appears, and the names of geographical objects are left from the Celts. Periodic attacks by Scandinavians since the 8th century. They introduced many words from Scandinavian into the language and changed the structure of the grammar.

Middle English stage of development

The Middle English period began in 1016, with the conquest of Britain by the Normans. And it continued until the end of the 15th century, until the end of the War of the Roses. English temporarily becomes the language of the common people, as the conquerors brought a dialect of French - Norman. During this period, there were three languages in Britain - English, Anglo-Norman and Latin. Petitions are being filed for expanded English rights.

Printing is actively developing, which ultimately leads to phonetic and grammatical changes in the English language and sharply separates it from the Old English period. The morphological component of the language has also been simplified.

Current stage of development

This period began in 1500 and continues today. There are two time periods - from 1500 to 1700. Early modern English developed, and from 1700 the modern English alphabet was formed. The main factors in the development of early modern English are called printing and the development of learning. This is reflected in changes in the forms of words and the construction of sentences. The famous difference between printed and spoken text appears.

The language of literature based on the London dialect is actively developing, adding its own differences to speech for conversation and writing. In the 16th century, the Renaissance introduced many words from Latin into the language.

The English language of our time is constantly undergoing changes due to its widespread use throughout the world. Simplified forms of pronunciation appear, phonetic forms change, but the English alphabet remains unchanged. There are many dialects associated with the territory where English is spoken.

The vocabulary is constantly filled with borrowed words. There has also been a tendency to restore dialectical types of English as monuments of indigenous culture. In contrast to the desire for a standard form in the last century. The English language continues to change due to the expansion of the cultural community and the use of oral forms of communication in writing.

Nowadays, there are variants of the English language for Britain, America and Australia, in which differences in the pronunciation and spelling of words have formed.

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2016-05-02

Hello my dear!

Today we have an interesting lesson ahead of us "English alphabet for children" , which will also benefit adults just starting to learn the language.

The article is devoted to how remember faster and more efficiently English alphabet with unfamiliar letters and sounds. And for this I collected in it exhaustive amount of materials:

for visual reference ( pictures, letters s and pronunciation),
for listening ( songs, audio),
to view ( video),
for downloading and printing ( cards, poster (word, pdf)),
and of course, to consolidate new things with the help of interesting games and tasks.

Let's study

Today I have prepared pictures for you that you can not only read and listen to online on my website, but also print out for yourself and teach in any free minute. First, let's look at the entire alphabet (click on the picture to enlarge), listen to all its letters, and then listen to its classic and long-loved song:

If you also listen to these 2 songs, you will understand that there is an American version of the pronunciation of the alphabet, the difference of which is only in the pronunciation of the last letter. It may be a small thing, but you need to know about it!

An ideal assistant in learning letters for a child aged 3-5 years will be Sound poster with Russian and English alphabet !

Also be sure to try A fascinating soft mosaic with English letters.

If your child loves to communicate with gadgets, be sure to purchase Children's online course from Puzzle English . After completing this exciting journey course, your child will not only be able to recognize and correctly pronounce all the letters of the English alphabet, but will also learn to reproduce basic English speech. You can purchase the course on this page (Tick the Ticher Method - “Children's Course”)

You can watch my short overview of the course in the video:

And here is the alphabet with uppercase and lowercase letters. Try the following activity with your child:

look at the picture next to the letter and say the word in Russian,
find the corresponding English word in the Russian-English dictionary,
check if it starts with a letter indicated in the alphabet,
Write down the English letter and word in a notebook or notepad and draw a picture next to it.

An alphabet with English and Russian transcriptions of letters will help you pronounce them correctly.

And you can study these letters with words online - by watching and listening to their pronunciation.

And here is the promised word file for downloading and printing. For each letters have your own English word. On page A4 - 2 letters.

How to work with it:

Print it out.
Take colored pencils or markers and color the letters with your child (you can do this in the same way as the picture - add eyes or a mouth).
Try to draw what it says next to each letter.
During the process, be sure to tell your child about the drawn objects or animals or ask him questions about them.
Work slowly with every letter: First say it several times with different intonations, pitch of voice, etc., then say the word written next to it. Then you can take 2 letters (previously cut into separate cards) and show them to the child - try to give him the opportunity to show the correct letter from the 2 you named.
If your child is already 5 years old, you can master not only capital letters, but also capital letters. You need to explain to the baby that each letter has its own little brother, who is smaller in height and sometimes different from the older one (you can see them in the picture below). On the printed cards you can draw the younger brothers next to the older brothers - all the kids should like this!

I have another word file for you, where, unlike the previous one, colorful uppercase and lowercase letters and also English and Russian transcription for correct pronunciation. On sheet A4 - 2 letters. Download and enjoy it together with your child:

And this is a pdf poster with the English alphabet - for printing. It can be printed on A4 or A3 sizes. Colorful English letters are complemented by transcription (Russian and English), which will help any child and adult quickly remember English letters and their correct sounds.

Alphabet in colorful videos

Yes, the most effective and quick way For a child to master new English letters, it also means watching a video. Now they are not at all difficult to find. Here are some fun ones:

And here is a whole series of cartoons, each of which is dedicated to a separate English letter. Video in Russian.

Two latest videos represent very good material for studying not only English letters, but also the sounds they make in some words.

Poems

Videos are always fascinating, but what about rhymes for quickly memorizing English letters? Have you tried it? Then go ahead! Children really like them. Click on the icon in the upper right corner for increase...

Games and tasks

I can offer you at least 10 more entertaining games and tasks to remember the letters of the English alphabet that are new to your child and their sequence ( about learning through games for children, also read). These games can be played as one-on-one with the child, and organize them for a group of children.

Learning with a ball

There can be many different variations of ball games for children. For example, you can throw a ball to each other and take turns saying the next letter. Or, for example, throw a ball against a wall and call it with each hit.

Draw a letter

Guessing cards

Try this option: you show your baby a picture of an apple - and he calls you “a” - apple. Or you show a kitten, and he calls you “c” - cat. Of course, this is more of a memory game and is suitable for more conscious children. But for repeating what you have learned, it is ideal like no other.

Alphabet train

The goal of this easy task game is to build a train from a pile of cards with English letters, each carriage of which must stand in its place. Only then will he go!

Stop song

The task here is to listen carefully to the alphabet song, and when the recording stops (the adult pauses at any point in the song), the children must repeat the last letter they heard and show the card with it.

Neighbours

From a pile of cards with letters turned upside down, the child chooses any one. The task is to remember the neighboring letter of the one that is in the child’s hands. In this case, you can call the previous letter or the next one. Any answer will be correct.

Guess it quickly

The goal of the game is to guess as quickly as possible what letter the adult is writing (who slowly and slowly writes a large English letter on a board or piece of paper in parts).

Add a dance to the song

One of my students was wildly restless. And in order to learn everything, we had to come up with a real dance with her, where for each letter we made a new movement, reminiscent of its shape. It’s amazing and incredibly strange, I tell you, but we managed to master it.

Connectors by points

This interesting and favorite activity for all children will help them quickly remember not only the letters of the English alphabet, but also their sequence. Here are 4 such pictures that you can download, print and use.

Letter - picture

Another exciting activity that will require children to know words (rather, it will be an association of a letter with a picture) beginning with certain letters of the alphabet. This requires preliminary preparation and work with pictures and words. I found these 6 printable pictures on the Preschool website (kindereducation.com). We connect the letters with the necessary pictures, and then color them for fun.

Don't try to do everything by force. From my experience working with children, I know that if you don’t interest them, but force them to remember something, there will be absolutely no effect. The baby will only hate the language, and then it will be even more difficult for you and him ( Where to start teaching your child English).

Also, don't try to memorize without the help of a song, video or photo. The child will not even begin to turn on his “memory” processes. These words should burn red in your mind when it comes to learning: HE SHOULD BE INTERESTED!

And lastly, he must at least somehow understand why this is necessary. Yes, it’s difficult to explain to a little person of 3-5 years old why he needs to learn any other sounds if everyone speaks the ones he already knows. So come up with some kind of fairy tale ( you can use), or watch a cartoon with him where individual words are spoken in foreign language. This may arouse in him a desire to learn them himself.

And finally...

Of course, all children are different, and not all methods of work are suitable for everyone. Therefore, I can immediately advise looking for the right path to your baby. He will love English if you show it to him in the right light.

And remember, my dears, that I regularly share tips on how to help you and your children learn a language effectively. Subscribe to my blog newsletter and follow the news. It will be even more interesting soon.

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If you are just starting to learn English, start learning with the basic topics, which, of course, include English alphabet [ˈɪŋɡlɪʃ ˈalfəbɛt] or the English alphabet. During express training, this topic is often omitted, they say, it will come on its own with time. However, if you do not know the entire list of letters, their pronunciation and writing, nothing will come of your learning process. Therefore, let's look at what the letters of the English alphabet are and how they are used.

But first, let's look at how the English alphabet was formed. It is quite difficult to say exactly when it appeared, but the very first fragments of the English alphabet found date back to the 5th century. Then, to write it, Latin letters were used in combination with runes, and therefore the letters were absolutely not like those used in modern English. Subsequently, however, this alphabet changed, all runes were replaced by Latin letters, the number of which by the 11th century amounted to 23 characters, which were ordered for numerological purposes. After this, the alphabet did not change significantly, but 3 more letters were added to it, which were also used in the creation of the modern alphabet.

English alphabet: composition

It was probably not difficult to calculate how many letters are used in modern English. There are 26 letters in English. They may sound different in different situations, since their pronunciation changes depending on the combinations. In total, there are 44 sounds in the English language. However, each letter has its own standard pronunciation, which is used when learning the alphabet. English letters are written differently from how they are pronounced, and therefore when studying them it is necessary to use transcription to avoid further mistakes. It is also worth noting that each letter of the English alphabet has a serial number. Numerology in English, as in Russian, was created solely for convenience and is not of such importance.

List of English letters with numbering, transcription and pronunciation
№	Letter	Name	Transcription	Pronunciation
1.	A a	a		Hey
2	B b	bee		bi
3	C c	cee		si
4	D d	dee		di
5	E e	e		And
6	F f	ef		ef
7	G g	gee		ji
8	H h	aitch		HH
9	I i	i		ah
10	Jj	Jay		Jay
11	K k	kay		kay
12	L l	el		el
13	Mm	em		Em
14	Nn	en	[ɛn]	en
15	O o	o	[əʊ]	OU
16	P p	pee		pi
17	Q q	cue		Cue
18	R r	ar	[ɑː]	A
19	Ss	ess		es
20	T t	tee		you
21	U u	u		Yu
22	Vv	vee		in and
23	W w	double-u	[‘dʌbljuː]	double
24	X x	ex		the ex
25	Y y	wy		wy
26	Z z	zed		zed

The letter Z in American English is pronounced zee.

Please note that the pronunciation written in Russian letters is approximate. It is impossible to convey the exact English sound using Russian letters. It is indicated here to facilitate learning at the initial stage. However, the transcription option is preferable. If you are not yet very familiar with the sounds, try to listen and imitate native speakers.

English alphabet: frequency of use

All letters in the English alphabet have their own frequency of use. Thus, figures for 2000 show that the most popular letter in the English language is the vowel E. The second most frequently used consonant is the consonant T. It is not so difficult to explain such results. Both of these letters appear in definite article"the", which is the most commonly used word in the English language. The most unpopular is the letter Z, which is known only for zebra, zip and zigzag.

Other English topics: English alphabet with transcription and Russian pronunciation, video and audio

The other letters are arranged as follows:

Letters of English in order of frequency of their use
№	Letter	Frequency (~%)
1.	E	12,7
2.	T	9,1
3.	A	8,2
4.	O	7,5
5.	I	7,0
6.	N	6,8
7.	S	6,3
8.	H	6,1
9.	R	6,0
10.	D	4,3
11.	L	4,0
12.	C	2,8
13.	U	2,8
14.	M	2,4
15.	W	2,4
16.	F	2,2
17.	G	2,0
18.	Y	2,0
19.	P	1,9
20.	B	1,5
21.	V	1,0
22.	K	0,8
23.	J	0,2
24.	X	0,2
25.	Q	0,1
26.	Z	0,1

This numbered list gives an approximate frequency of occurrence of letters, which means that in any given passage, the frequency of letters may vary depending on the words used in it.

English alphabet: vowels

As you may have noticed, there are only 5 in the English language. These are the letters: A, E, I, O, U. Periodically, the letter Y is added to the list, which can convey both consonant and vowel sounds. By the way, regarding sounds: English vowels can change their sound depending on two aspects:

Locations, that is, from adjacent letters
Stressed or unstressed

Let's look at similar changes using the letter A as an example:

Some sounds contain a colon. The fact is that English vowel sounds are divided into short and long. Short ones are usually pronounced, but long ones last 2 or even 3 times longer. It is necessary to know the pronunciation of the letter in a word according to this principle, otherwise you can distort your thought. Examples:

Regarding the characteristics of vowels, we can also add that the letter E at the end is usually not pronounced. For example:

prejudice [ˈprɛdʒʊdɪs] (prejudis)	prejudice
demonstrate [ˈdɛmənstreɪt] (demonstrate)	demonstrate
paradise [ˈparədʌɪs] (paradise)	paradise

In addition, vowel letters can have diphthongs or a combination of two vowel sounds, but in order to avoid too much information, we will consider this issue in a separate topic.

It can be added that vowels, like consonants, do not have diacritics. Such signs include all sorts of dashes, squiggles, wavy lines above and below letters, which are characteristic, for example, of French or Spanish. However, in very rare cases such signs can be used with borrowed words. The most popular among them are:

cafe	cafe
resumé	summary

English alphabet: consonants

The number of consonant letters in the alphabet is 21. Despite the fact that these letters are different from Russian ones, some of them have a similar pronunciation. These include the letters: B, F, G, M, P, S, V, Z. Speaking of similarities with the Russian language, it can also be noted that if English words have a double consonant, it is pronounced with one sound:

In addition to simple letters, English contains digraphs or signs formed using two English letters . These include:

It is worth noting that the letter ch in borrowed from Greek language in words it is pronounced as [k].

The letter ch is also read as the sound [k] in the name Michael, which is very common abroad:

Exception not applicable to the options above:

[ʃ]
champagne [ʃamˈpeɪn] (champagne)	champagne

The combination th is pronounced like “s” and “z” in Russian, only to pronounce them you need to position your tongue correctly. Bite down and then lower it, maintaining the position between your teeth. Now try to pronounce both of these letters.

The digraphs kh and zh are used in English with foreign surnames. Foreign surnames can also often contain the digraph sh, which, however, is also used in ordinary English words.

English alphabet: how to learn

We've sorted out how many letters and how they are used, but how to learn them? IN modern world This issue is quite easy to solve, because there are a lot of materials on learning English in both printed and electronic versions. However, the choice in favor of electronic material in the case of studying the alphabet will, perhaps, be more correct.

Firstly, the English alphabet is something that one learns very quickly. Once you have mastered it, you will not have to return to this topic again and again, which means that the purchased alphabet books will lie idle on the very top shelves.

Secondly, on the Internet you can find the greatest variety of programs, videos, songs that will help you learn the alphabet in the shortest possible time. Use only one method or combine several at once: hum songs, write each letter on a piece of paper, memorize the sequence of letters in English and the words in which they are used.

That's all. As you can see, there is nothing wrong with the English language. The only thing you may need when studying it is a little patience, seasoned with motivation. Don't think of language as overwhelming, but instead enjoy it.