Answer: Option D
Explanation: In Spanish we have:
Capital and lowercase letters, the same as in English.
Consonant and vowels, all the letters are the same in both languages.
Long vowels; actually in Spanish all the vowels sound like the names.
The things that you can not find in the Spanish are the combined sounds and silent letters (except for the words starting with H)
while in English you have things like "Loop" that combines two vocals for a new sound, in Spanish you will not find that,
Also in Spanish, each letter has a unique sound to it, so there are no silent letters