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Small Talk With Big Words en Espanol!
Basic
conversation questions in the Spanish language.
In
order to hold a basic conversation with someone in Spanish, you need to know
the following questions:
|
In English |
En Español |
|
Hello,
how are you? |
¡Hola!
¿Cómo estás? |
|
What
is the weather like? |
¿Qué
tiempo hace? |
|
Where
are you from? |
¿De
dónde eres tú? |
|
What
time is it? |
¿Qué
hora es? |
|
How
is it going? |
¿Qué
pasa? |
Here
are some audio flashcards en Español to help you practice!
Now that you can ask basic questions in real life, you are ready to go hold conversations en Español! Here is a video of a girl, Jenna, talking to a guy, Júan In Spanish!
Greetings
Greetings My Friends;
Normally you don’t just walk up to people and start talking to them, randomly out of the blue. You need to approach and greet them before starting an all out conversation. There are multiple ways to greet somebody in the Spanish speaking language. Look through the FIRST set of flash cards and listen to the pronunciation of the words until you get the hang of it!**Starting to get the hang of it? Now lets move on to the second part of our greetings! Usually the question "How are you doing?" follows shortly after hello is said. To ask "How are you doing" or "How are you" use the phrase, "Como estas?" Study the second set of flash cards until you get the hang out it, be sure to listen to the pronunciation of each word.
**Now that you've got it, watch this video clip of two strangers talking while they wait at the bus stop!**
How To Talk Respectfully en Espanol
The difference between respect and disrespect en Español!
To
tell the difference between a respectful and a relaxed attitude in Spanish, you
need to know the difference between two Spanish terms:
Tú,
and Usted (Ud.) While these words both mean you in English, in Spanish Tú is a
relaxed form of the term, while Usted is used when talking to a superior, or
someone that you respect.
Here are
some digital flash cards en Español to help you practice:
Now that you know the difference between Tú and Usted, you can use these terms in real life! Here is a video of a boy, Carlos, greeting his principle in Spanish!
El Alfabeto en español
There are two things you need to know to learn the alphabet in Spanish:
1. The alphabet in English
2. The pronunciation of the alphabet in Spanish
Introduction of Video
Here's a video of two people asking each other how to spell their names.
1. The alphabet in English
2. The pronunciation of the alphabet in Spanish
Introduction of Video
Here's a video of two people asking each other how to spell their names.
¡Hola, amigo!
There are two things you need to know to ask for someone's phone number:
1.The numbers in Spanish
2. How to ask for someone's phone number
1.The numbers in Spanish
2. How to ask for someone's phone number
Introduction to Video
Here's a video of two people meeting up and asking each other for their phone number.
Here's a video of two people meeting up and asking each other for their phone number.
¡Hola, extraño!
There are 3 things you need to know
1. How to say hello
2. how to say how are you
3. how to say good bye
1. Hello= ¡Hola!
2. Good morning= ¡Buenos días!
3. Good afternoon= ¡Buenas tardes!
4. Good evening= ¡Buenas noches!
5. How are you?= ¿ Cómo estas?
6.Good bye= ¡Adios!
Introduction to Video
Here's a video of two people meeting again, who knew each other from high school.
1. How to say hello
2. how to say how are you
3. how to say good bye
1. Hello= ¡Hola!
2. Good morning= ¡Buenos días!
3. Good afternoon= ¡Buenas tardes!
4. Good evening= ¡Buenas noches!
5. How are you?= ¿ Cómo estas?
6.Good bye= ¡Adios!
Introduction to Video
Here's a video of two people meeting again, who knew each other from high school.
¿Qúe tiempo hace hoy ?
¿Qúe
tiempo hace hoy ?
In order to ask someone how is the weather you must know
1) What the different weathers are
2) What’s the question of “What
temperature is it?”
3) How to respond to the question What
temperature is it?
|
The
different types of weather are….. |
|
|
Mucho Frío |
0 degrees |
|
Mucho Calor |
100 degrees |
|
Mucho fresco |
50 degrees |
|
Muy buen tiempo |
Very good temperature |
|
Muy mal tiempo |
Very bad temperature |
|
Mucho sol |
Very sunny |
|
Mucho viento |
Very windy |
|
Está lloviendo |
Its raining |
|
Está nevando |
Its snowing |
|
Está nublado |
Its cloudy |
|
Question
and Answer |
|
|
Qúe tiempo hace hoy? |
What temperature is it today |
|
hace |
Its…. (mucho frío, mucho calor) etc |
Now
put it all together. . . . .
Person 1: Qúe tiempo hace hoy?
Person 2: hace….. Its…. (mucho frío,
mucho calor) etc
Cuándo es tu cumpleanos?: When’s your birthday ?
Cuándo
es tu cumpleanos?
When’s your birthday ?
In order to
be able to tell someone your birthday, you must be able to:
1) Know how to say the days of the month
2) Know the numbers up to 31
3) Now what’s the question of what’s
your birthday and how you answer it
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The Months of the year are..... |
|
|
January |
enero |
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February |
frebreo |
|
March |
marzo |
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April |
abril |
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May |
mayo |
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June |
junio |
|
July |
julio |
|
August |
agosto |
|
September |
septiembre |
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October |
octubre |
|
November |
noviembre |
|
December |
diciembre |
*The months
of the year in Spanish all began with lower case letters, opposite of the
months of the year in English.
The numbers in Spanish
up to 31 are…….
|
1 |
uno |
|
2 |
dos |
|
3 |
tres |
|
4 |
cuatro |
|
5 |
cinco |
|
6 |
seis |
|
7 |
siete |
|
8 |
ocho |
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9 |
nueve |
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10 |
diez |
|
11 |
once |
|
12 |
doce |
|
13 |
trece |
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14 |
cutorce |
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15 |
quince |
|
16 |
diez y
sies |
|
17 |
diez y
siete |
|
18 |
diez y
ocho |
|
19 |
diez y
nueve |
|
20 |
viente |
|
21 |
viente y
uno |
|
22 |
viente y
dos |
|
23 |
viente y
tres |
|
24 |
viente y
cuatro |
|
25 |
viente y
cinco |
|
26 |
viente y
seis |
|
27 |
viente y
siete |
|
28 |
viente y
ocho |
|
29 |
viente y
nueve |
|
30 |
trienta |
|
31 |
trientayuno |
Birthday . . .
|
What
is your birthday? |
Cuándo
es su cumpleanos? |
In Spanish you put the number before
the month.
Ex.
My birthday is on September 24. This is how it would look.
Question: Cuándo es su cumpleanos?
Answer: es el viente y cuatro de
septiembre.
¿Cómo estas?: How to greet a stranger or a friend
In order to ask someone how they’re doing you must know how to:
-Open a conversation
-How to ask formally and informally
-How to answer a question if someone asks you
-When to use each greeting at what time of the day
How to say hello:
Hola!
When asking your friend or family member how they are doing, you ask:
¿Cómo Estas?
When asking a stranger or someone with high authority how they are doing, you ask:
¿Cómo Estas Usted?
Now that YOU know how ask the questions, you must know how to answer them!
The most common answers to “¿Como Estas?” are:
Muy Bien - Doing well or good
Mas o menos- Doing okay
Muy Mal- Doing bad/horrible
After greeting someone, you must always say bid them good-bye.
How to say a simple good-bye:
Adios!
More ways to bid farewell to someone are at the bottom:
