This is the 7520th most frequent Spanish word.
j
The letter "j" in Spanish represents a consonant sound similar to the English "h" as in "hot," produced with friction in the throat.
The word 'j' appears prominently in the noun 'jarro,' showing its usage as a beginning letter for nouns.
Juan compró un jarro de agua para la mesa.
Juan bought a pitcher of water for the table.
The 'j' is used in the proper noun 'Julia' as well as in 'jardín,' demonstrating its presence at the start of both proper nouns and general vocabulary.
Ayer, Julia saltó en el jardín de su casa.
Yesterday, Julia jumped in the garden of her house.
In this sentence, 'j' is used at the beginning of the adjective 'joven,' which aligns well with nouns they describe.