Los Días de la Semana ( days of the week)
You are still in Mexico but u need to ask on specific day what will the weather be like. well here is a quick way to learn your days of the week......
Spanish 1 - Manuel Public Feed
¿Qué Tíempo Hace? (What's the weather like?)
You are in Mexico on vacation but you need to know what the weather is going to be like in order to plan your clothing ahead of time for the week you'll be there.... Here is a simple way to learn these spanish weather words and phrases.
Los Meses del Ano...... the months of the year
Tired of always saying the months in english, only to get corrected by Señorita Manuel or your Spanish speaking friends? Well I was too until i created a chart to better understand the names of the months. So create a chart, sing a little song, or make some flash cards on quizlet. Whatever floats your boat will help you get better.
REMEMBER THEIR ARE NO CAPITALS IN SAYING THE SPANISH MONTH NAME. THAT IS ONLY FOR ENGLISH SILLY GOOSE!
watch our little video for our special song to memorize because we were studying!
If you want some more spanish info, go to my Pareja's pages! http://www.scienceleadership.org/blog/Los_Dias_de_la_Semana--days_of_the_week
REMEMBER THEIR ARE NO CAPITALS IN SAYING THE SPANISH MONTH NAME. THAT IS ONLY FOR ENGLISH SILLY GOOSE!
watch our little video for our special song to memorize because we were studying!
If you want some more spanish info, go to my Pareja's pages! http://www.scienceleadership.org/blog/Los_Dias_de_la_Semana--days_of_the_week
http://www.scienceleadership.org/blog/alfabeto
Weather: Qué Tiempo Hace Hoy?
¿Qué Tiempo Hace Hoy?
(How to respond when someone asks you what the weather is like
today.)
If someone who doesn’t speak English and asks you “¿Qué tiempo
hace hoy?” here are a few ways you can respond:
¿Qué tiempo hace?
What's
the weather like?
Hace frío.
It's
cold.
Hace calor.
It's
hot.
Hace viento.
It's
windy.
Hace sol.
It's
sunny.
Hace buen tiempo.
The
weather is good.
Hace mal tiempo.
The
weather is bad.
Hace fresco.
It's
brisk.
Está oscuro.
It's
dark.
Está nublado.
It's
cloudy.
Está lluvioso.
It's
raining.
Hay niebla.
It's
foggy.
Hay neblina.
It's
misty.
Hay sol.
The
sun is shining.
Hay luna.
The
moon is out.
Hay relámpagos.
It's
lightning.
Hay humedad.
It's
humid.
Hay nubes.
It's
cloudy.
Hay lluvias torrenciales.
It's
pouring.
Hay un vendaval.
There's
a windstorm.
Hay granizo.
It's
hailing.
Hay lloviznas.
It's sprinkling.
Here's a video to show you how to ask for the "weather" for tomorrow phrases if you are not able to pronounce them. Just click on the picture.
Here's a lesson from my pareja, Enthony, on greetings in Spanish.
Greetings
Greetings are very good and useful to learn. here is a helpful website you can use to help you prononce the words. It's helpful to know greeting because say your school take a trip to Mexico , mostly everyone speaks Spanish and a older person comes up to you and say ¡hola! but you don't know what there saying. This is why its good to know your Spanish greetings. below is a chart i made to help you with your greetings. Vist the website i provided to hear them in Spanish out loud.
Alphabet with correct pronunciation/spelling.
“WAIT! Can you spell it for
me?”
¡EL ALFABETO!
....¿Si?
A (ah) B (beh) C (seh) D (deh) E (eh) F (efeh)
G (HEY!) H (acheh) I (eeee) J (hota) K (kah)
L (eleh) M (emeh) N (eneh) Ñ (enyeh) O (ooh)
P (peh) Q (cooo) R (ereh) S (eseh) T (teh)
U (oooo) V (beh) W (doble beh) X (equis)
Y (eeegriega) Z (seta)
Whenever you come across
someone who speaks Spanish and he/she doesn’t understand the way to say your
name, you’ll simply need to spell it out the letters in spanish to them. If you
don’t, they might say “¿QUE?”
Example:
Stranger: ¿Hola, Cómo se
llama?
Me: Me llamo Adam.
Stranger: ¿Qué? No entiendo.
Me: Adam, ah-deh-ah-emeh ¿Si?
Stranger: ¡Muy bien, gracias!
Here's a lesson from my pareja, Enthony, on how to say excuse me in Spanish.
Hola! Let's Learn Our Spanish Days of the Week!
Knowing your Spanish days of the week is very important, so I'm going to teach you them.
In all 22 of the Spanish countries, the days of the week start with Monday, whereas in the English speaking countries, our days of the week start with Sunday.
*Note: The Spanish days of the week must be lowercase*
Use this Calendar to demonstrate that Monday starts off the week on the Spanish calendar compared to the English calendar where Sunday starts off the week.
In all 22 of the Spanish countries, the days of the week start with Monday, whereas in the English speaking countries, our days of the week start with Sunday.
lunes
Monday
martes
Tuesday
miércoles
Wednesday
jueves
Thursday
viernes
Friday
sábado
Saturday
domingo
Sunday
*Note: The Spanish days of the week must be lowercase*
Use this Calendar to demonstrate that Monday starts off the week on the Spanish calendar compared to the English calendar where Sunday starts off the week.
Now lets use your new knowledge, and put it into a real life situation. Lets say that you are going on vacation to Barcelona and you needed to know how to make dinner reservations, you already knew how to say what the time you wanted was, but couldn't say what day. Well here's how you could apply your new knowledge to real life:
(Over the phone) ¡Hola! ¿Puedo ayudarte? (Hi, How can i help you?)
Si! la cena del lunes a las seis (Yes, Dinner on Monday at 6)
No Problemo (No Problem)
Gracias (Thank you)
Por Nada (No Problem)
(Over the phone) ¡Hola! ¿Puedo ayudarte? (Hi, How can i help you?)
Si! la cena del lunes a las seis (Yes, Dinner on Monday at 6)
No Problemo (No Problem)
Gracias (Thank you)
Por Nada (No Problem)
Hola mi amigo!
There's an exchange student from a spanish speaking country, and you want to introduce yourself!
You need to know ......
- how to say hi/ start a conversation
- how to ask someone how they are
- pronunciation
- how to end a conversation
Saludos (greetings)
¿Qué tal? (kay-tal) What's up?
¿Cómo estás?(informal) (como-es-tas) How are you?
Responses
Muy bien, gracias. (muy-bee-in-gra-ci-as) Very good, thanks!
Ending a conversation
¡Adiós! (adi-os) Bye!
You need to know ......
- how to say hi/ start a conversation
- how to ask someone how they are
- pronunciation
- how to end a conversation
Saludos (greetings)
¡Hola! (oh-la) Hello!
¡Buenos días! (bwe-nose-d-as) Good morning!
¡Buenas tardes! (bwe-nas-tar-dez) Good afternoon!
¡Buenas noches! (bwe-nas-no-chez) Good evening!
Asking someone how they are/ mas saludos(more greetings)¿Qué tal? (kay-tal) What's up?
¿Cómo estás?(informal) (como-es-tas) How are you?
¿Cómo está?(formal) (como-es-ta) How are you?
Responses
Muy bien, gracias. (muy-bee-in-gra-ci-as) Very good, thanks!
Masomenos (mas-o-men-os) Alright.
(Muy) Mal (muy-mal) (Very) Terrible/Awful
Ending a conversation
¡Adiós! (adi-os) Bye!
¡Chao! (ch-ow) Bye!
¡Hasta luego! (asta-lu-egg-oh) See ya later!¡Hasta pronto! (asta-pron-toe) See ya soon!
¡Hasta mañana! (asta-man-ana) See ya tomorrow!
¡Qué le vaya bien! (kay-le-va-ya-bee-in) Have a good one!
Qu tiempo hace? ( What's the weather like?)
¿Qué tiempo hace en Filadelfia ?(How's the weather in Philadelphia?).Today you will be learning how to say the weather in spanish. Here's a helpful resource to use. The main reason why you are learning this is because say you are travleing to Spain , where everyone talks spanish and you don't know what the weather is like , you can ask somebody by saying : ¿Qué tiempo hace? here's a helpful chart below to help you more with the weather in both spanish and english !
