The Spanish alphabet only contains 27 letters, and the letter "w" is not one of them.
It's interesting to note that "w" is sometimes used in Spanish for loanwords, especially those from English. However, the "w" is usually replaced with a "u" or "v" when writing the word in Spanish.
For example:
* Wifi: "Wi-Fi" is often written as "Wifi" or "Wi-fi" in Spanish.
* Washington: "Washington" is usually written as "Washington" in Spanish, but it's sometimes spelled "Uashington".
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