Does LL in the spanish alphabet,....?

Question

still exist?

or is it gone now?

Answer 1

still there

Answer 2

No.

You learn it in Spanish class I think because yeismo has a different sound than regular l. (Yeísmo= ll).

It has same pronunciation, even though it's removed from alphabet.

Rr is gone from alphabet, too. But, you roll your tongue hard with it. :)

Ch isn't in alphabet either.

However!!!! Ññ is still in alphabet because there is tilde!  

Answer 3

It was, now it is no longer considered a letter, the change came in the late nineties.

Answer 4

Yes it is a letter of the Spanish alphabet

Answer 5

According to the official Spanish Language regulators, no.

Neither does CH or RR.

But commonly in schools it's included when they teach the spanish alphabet.

Answer 6

its still there i think cuz thats wat i learned in spanish

Answer 7

yes it still exists. why would it not? it's still used to this very day. it's just a question on how to pronounce it...most spanish countries pronounce it as a "y"...for example in "calle" it's pronounced (CAH-YAE), but other countries pronounce it as a "ts" sound...particularly spain because of the Lisp.