Español Lección Introduccíon: Alfabeto

Buenos diás. Encantada.
Yo soy Asako, japonésa.

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Este es mi primer día para estudiar español. (It doesn't sound natural but it's ok!)
- This is my first day to study Spanish.

Alfabeto

A : a
B : be
C : ce (*th )
D : de
E : e
F : efe
G : ge (*xe ヒェ)
H : hache (*ache ) (アシェ)
I : i
J : jota (*xota ホタ）
K : ka
L : ele
M : eme
N : ene
Ñ : eñe (very good pronounciation)
O : o
P : pe
Q : cu
R : ere
S : ese
T : te
U : u
V : ube (could be called "be" too or colloquially be-chica and then B is be-grande hehe)
W : ube doble (I think that's Spain style, in latin-america or at least in Mexico we switch it and say doble be or doble u or doble ube.)

doble be and doble u both look incorrect right? i will try to explain.

doble be: That's because we also call V=be, in some sense V=B, but you use one or another according to grammar...

doble u: It's funny but i think the only reason is because V "look" similar to U and some people write W a little curved like UU together.

doble ube: even though it might be the correct option, in my opinion is very rare to heard this way.

X : equis (エキス)
Y : i griega
Z : zeta (*Theta)

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J: jota (you did very good pronounciation)
L and R : ele & ere (i think ere is difficult for japanese to pronounce. Try the Listen option here http://translate.google.com/?hl=en&tab=wT#es|ja|erre , while ERE is correct, for learning I recommend to say it ERRE for stronger pronounciation)
B and V : be and u[b]e (I can't type pronunciation mark:b for ube)

Gracias.