The four major differences I have found throughout my different Spanish classes are letter sounds, each gender, articles, and word placement. One of my favorite things about the Spanish alphabet is their use of letter sounds. One of the hardest things I have heard about learning English, is the fact that most of the letters have different sounds. In the Spanish alphabet, each individual letter has its own unique sound. The next difference between the two is genders. In the Spanish language, different words have different genders. An example of this is the word teacher. When I am talking about the female teacher, I would say la profesora, but when I talk about the male teacher, I would say el profesor. In the English language, I would just say