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What are the four extra letters of Spanish alphabet?

Spanish doesn't have any "extra" letters in the alphabet compared to English. Both languages use the same 26 letters.

However, Spanish does have some unique sounds and uses diacritics to represent them. These are the letters that might appear "extra" in Spanish:

* Ñ (eñe): This represents a unique "ny" sound.

* Ch (che): This represents a "ch" sound as in "church".

* Ll (elle): This represents a "y" sound as in "yellow".

These are considered digraphs or combinations of letters that represent unique sounds, not separate letters in the alphabet.

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