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Cuando es tu campleanos?

Posted by Timothy Ingram in Spanish 1 - Manuel on Sunday, October 30, 2011 at 9:50 pm

SPANISH

•Cuando es tu campleanos?

ENGLISH

•When is your birthday?

LESSON

•In order to ask someone when is their birthday

•You need to know

•How to ask for someone birthday

•The numbers

•The months and dates

What is the Weather like Today?

Posted by Michael Nicolella in Spanish 1 - Manuel on Friday, October 28, 2011 at 1:19 pm

Here is my lesson on the weather and seasons in Español. It shows the weather and seasons in spanish

El Tiempo (The Weather)
¿Que tiempo hace?	What’s the Weather like?
Hace . . .	It’s . . .
frio	Cold
calor	Warm
viento	Windy
sol	Sunny
fresco	Cool
Esta lloviendo	It’s raning
Esta nevando	It’s snowing
Esta nublado	It’s cloudy

Las Estaciones (The Seasons)
El invierno diciembre, enero, febrero	Winter December, January, February
La primavera marzo,abril,mayo	Spring March, April, May
El verono junio, julio, agosto	Summer June, July, August
El otono septiembre, octubre, noviembre	Fall September, October, November

This video is about a spanish game show and the contestants have to guess what the weather

Study here.

Here is the link to Klarissa's lesson:
http://www.scienceleadership.org/users/khudson2

What Day is it?

Posted by Michael Nicolella in Spanish 1 - Manuel on Friday, October 28, 2011 at 1:10 pm

Here are the days in español. This goes through the days of the week in spanish. REMEMBER the days of the week are not capitalized in español.

Los Dias de la Semana (Days of the Week)
En Espanol Que dia es hoy?	En ingles What day is today?
Es . . . 1. lunes (lu–nes) 2. martes (mart–es) 3. miércoles (me-air-co-les) 4. jueves (hu-we-ves) 5. viernes (ve-air-nes) 6. sábado (sa-ba-do) 7. domingo (do-min-go) !Cuidado¡: Days en Español are not capitalizd.	It’s . . . 1. Monday 2. Tuesday 3. Wednesday 4. Thursday 5. Friday 6. Saturday 7. Sunday

This link will help you remember the days of the week.[SS1]

http://quizlet.com/7414993/days-of-the-week-in-spanish-flash-cards/

In this video, a girl makes a boy guess what day it is. [SS1]

Here is klarissa's lessons.http://www.scienceleadership.org/users/khudson2

Alphabet! Learning the alphabet.

Posted by Angelina Pingitore in Spanish 1 - Manuel on Friday, October 28, 2011 at 1:05 pm

Lets say you are in Puerto Rico and you are going to live there for a little bit but you don't know much of spanish. You mainly want to learn the alphabet so here is a fun way of learning it.
In this lesson I will share a video and also a song to teach you it faster and more fun.
You will need to learn
-The alphabet
-Pronunciation

Now here is a little video of a girl on an Interview for a job and having to give her name to the man who in interviewing her. Watch close and find her one mistake!

¿Cuál es tu número de teléfono?... What's your number!

Posted by Angelina Pingitore in Spanish 1 - Manuel on Friday, October 28, 2011 at 1:05 pm

When your out and see someone that is cute, You go up to them and say hi but you notice that they speak only SPANISH ! You want his number but you dont know how to ask. Here is a easy / fast way to learn.

In this little lesson you will learn a few things such as
-How to ask "Whats your number?"
- You will learn the numbers in spanish.

When you want to ask someone their phone number you would say ;

¿Cuál es tu número de teléfono? or "su"
To say your number start off by saying Es el.....

Here are some Flashcards and also an audio on the pronunciations

Study these flash cards | Study spanish flash cards

Now this is a little game where you have to over-lap the numbers (1,2,3,4,5 ect) with the words in spanish. So you would see the word uno and the number 1 . You would click and drag the 1 to over-lap the word "uno".
A fun way to test your self.

After you play the game watch the video clip about a girl who is at school but she is new and is from Puerto Rico and this boy wants her number because he thinks she is really cute. But the girl doesn't really understand that much English.

And now here is a lesson about Basic conversation , Greetings and Days of the week.

By Kaboni Bailey.

Study these flash cards | Study spanish flash cards

Here is a video about a two spanish people having a conversation.

Last video about how to greet someone you just met.

¿Conoce usted sus meses y las fechas?: Do You Know Your Months & Dates?

Posted by Klarissa Hudson in Spanish 1 - Manuel on Thursday, October 27, 2011 at 10:13 am

Do You Know Your Months & Dates????? : Telling someone with short-term memory loss today’s month and date.

In order to tell someone the month and date you need to know:

1) The months and how to pronounce them

2) Numbers and their pronunciation

3) How to ask as the month and date

Click on this link for flashcards of each word and number you need to know and a pronunciation of each one below when you scroll down. You can do test, scatter, or space race if you choose to.

Below is a song that I made so you can remember the months of the year.

Intro:

Now you will see a short video of a student telling her old spanish grandpa with short-term memory loss what todays date and month is below.

Here is a link to Michael's lesson on the weather.
Here is a link to Michael's lesson on the days of the week.

When can we meet up? ¡Los días de la semana!

Posted by Emalyn Bartholomew in Spanish 1 - Manuel on Thursday, October 27, 2011 at 9:57 am

In order to make plans, you must know the days of the week!

You might have noticed that Monday is listed first in the list. This is because in Español, lunes, or Monday, is the first day of the week. Another surprising fact you might have noticed is that the letters are not capitalized. In Español, you do not capitalize the days of the week.

This is an example of Alexis asking her new friend, Emalyn, who happens to be a spanish speaker, what day she is free to hang out.

Here is Alexis' lección on the weather.
Here is her lección on greetings.
Here is her lección on telling the time.

¡HOLA!

Posted by Alexis Mc Cormick in Spanish 1 - Manuel on Thursday, October 27, 2011 at 9:49 am

Topic #1-

Greetings-

Title- Hola!

Well when you go to corner store you’re going to want to know how to say hello or goodbye and how are you doing and also you’re going to want to know how to reply as well. So I am going to help you out and make this a fast and easy learning process.

Spanish* English*

¡Hola!	Hello, hi, hey
adios	Goodbye or have a nice one
¿Como estás?	How are you (older)
Como está	How are you (age group or friend)
¡Muy bien, gracias!	Very well, thank you
¡Buenos dies!	Good day or good morning
¡Buenos tardes!	Good afternoon or good evening
¡Buenas noches!	Goodnight
Y tú	And you
lo que está pasando	Whats happening
cómos se va	Hows it going
¿Como te llamas?	whats your name(older)
¿Como se llama?	Whats your name (someone in your age group)
Me llamo or Yo soy	My name it ______
Bienvenido	Welcome

Alexis is meeting a new spanish teacher and all she speaks is spanish.

Here is Emalyn's lección on phone numbers.
Here is her lección on courtesy.
Here is her lección on the days of the week.

¡Los números! Phone numbers in Español.

Posted by Emalyn Bartholomew in Spanish 1 - Manuel on Thursday, October 27, 2011 at 9:48 am

In order to know how to get someone’s phone number - or give yours - you need to know the numbers first!

Now that you know the numbers, it’s time to lean the question.

There are a few ways to ask for someone’s phone number.

One is: ¿Cuál es tu número de teléfono?

This should be used amongst friends and peers.

To ask someone with higher authority than yourself their phone number, you should change the “tu”, to “su”. So it is now “¿Cuál es su número de teléfono?”

If someone asks you your number, you should respond with “Mi número de teléfono es...” or “Es el...”

Here is an example of two partners working together on a project and and needing to be able to contact each other.

Here is Alexis' lección on the weather.
Here is her lección on greetings.
Here is her lección on telling the time.

¿Cómo te llamas?: How to have a basic conversation

Posted by Nikki Adeli in Spanish 1 - Manuel on Thursday, October 27, 2011 at 9:12 am

¿Come te llamas?: How to have a basic conversation

Basic conversation come in handy for many situations. Here is an example:

Meeting someone new

Anita: Hola!

Daniel: Hola!

Anita: ¿Como te llamas?

Daniel: Me llamo Daniel, y tu?

Anita: Soy Anita.

Daniel: ¿Como estas Anita?

Anita: Muy bien, gracias! Y tu?

Daniel: Eso agotado!

Anita: Mucho gusto!

Daniel: Igualmente!

One very common question used in this dialogue was:

¿Como te llamas?

¿Como te llamas? means what is your name. ¿Como te llamas? is the informal way to ask what is your name. The formal way to ask is: ¿Come se llama?

When asked this question, you must respond with one of the following with your name:

Me llamo...(your name)

Yo soy...(your name)

Mi nombre es...(your name)

Another question used in this dialogue was:

¿Como estas?

¿Como estas? means how are you. ¿Como estas? is the informal way to ask what is your name. The formal way to ask is: ¿Como esta usted?

When asked this question you can respond with some of the most common followings:

Muy bien...very good/doing well

Mas o menos...doing okay/fair

Muy mal...doing horrible/very bad

Or, you could use some of the more specific and elaborate emotions in the chart at the bottom.

Lets look at another dialogue:

Margartia: Hola!

Matteo: Hola!

Margartia:¿Como estas?

Matteo: muy bien, y tu?

Margartia: Muy bien!

Matteo: ¿Como te llamas?

Margartia: Soy Margarita, y tu?

Matteo: Mi nombre es matteo

Margartia: ¿Matteo, De donde eres tu?

Matteo: Soy de Brasil pero vivo en Cuba. Y tu?

Margartia: Soy de Argentina pero vivo en Cuba.

Matteo:¿Margarita, Cuantos anos tienes tu?

Margartia: Tengo 14 anos, y tu?

Matteo: Tengo 16 anos.

In this dialogue, 2 new common questions were used: ¿De donde eres tu? & ¿Cuantos anos tienes tu?.

¿De donde eres tu? means where are you from. ¿De donde eres tu? is the informal way to ask where are you from. The formal way to ask is: ¿De donde es usted?

When asked ¿De donde eres tu? you usually answer:

Soy de...where your from.

But if you want answer with more information you can say:

Soy de...where your from...pero vivo en...where you live.

For example, I’m from Mississippi but I live in Philadelphia. So I would say:

Soy de Mississippi pero vivo en Filadelphia.

¿Cuantos anos tienes tu? means how old are you. ¿Cuantos anos tienes tu? is the informal way to ask how old are you. The formal way to ask is: ¿Cuantos anos tiene usted?

When asked ¿Cuantos anos tienes tu?, you answer:

Tengo...how old you are...anos.

But to answer this question you must know your numbers. At the bottom is a chart to help you out!

When ending a conversation, a polite way to end is by saying: Mucho Gusto.

Mucho gusto means nice to meet you. When you say this, your partner or the person you are talking to would say Igualmente. Igualmente means likewise or I feel the same way.

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