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Pen Pal Letter

Posted by Jennysha Cruz in Spanish 1 - Bey on

Querido Jorge, 


¡Hola! ¿Cómo estas? Me llamo Jennysha Cruz pero puedes llamar me Jenny. Yo tengo catorce años. ¿Y tu? Mi cupleaños es el uno de enereo. ¿Y tú? Soy de Puerto Rico pero vivo in filadelfia. ¿Qué tiempo hace en Venezuela. 

Me gusta la comida india. También, me gusta la pizza. ¿Qué comida te gusta? Me gusta la música rock. ¿Y tú? ¿Qué música te gusta escuchar? Me gusta el futbol. No me gusta el futbol americano. ¿Qué deporte te gusta? Me gusta pasar un rato con amigos. Cuando tengo tiempo me gusta trabajar, y hablar por teléfoneo con mi amigos. Tambien me gusta leer.

Yo soy boja, morena y linda. Yo tengo ojos café Yo soy latina. También yo soy inteligente, boba, loca, y habladora. ¿Y tú? ¿Cómo eres tú? ¡Chao!


Con cariño, 



Jennysha Cruz        

Months

Posted by Rabbi Awsan in Spanish 1 - Bey on

Enero- January

Febrero- February

Marzo- March

Abril- April

Mayo- May

Junio- June

Julio- July

Agosto- August

Septiembre- September

Octubre- October

Noviembere- November

Diciembre- December 

Days for the Week

Posted by Rabbi Awsan in Spanish 1 - Bey on

Monday- Lunes

 

Tuesday- Martes

 

Wednesday-  Miecoles

 

Thursday- Jueves

 

Friday- Viernes

 

Saturday- Sabado

 

Sunday_ Domingo

 

Greetings

Posted by Ronald Harper in Spanish 1 - Bey on

​Greetings

 

 

Hola- Hello

 

Buenos Dias- Good morning

 

Buenas tardes- Good afternoon

 

 

 

Ways to ask “How are you?”

 

“Que Tal”

 

“Como va?”

 

“Como estas?”

 

“Como esta usted”

 

Ways to say hello.

 

 

Goodbyes

 

“Hasta lvego!”- See you later

 

“Hasta prento”- See you soon

 

“Hasta manana”- See you tomorrow

 

“Adios”- Bye

 

“Chao” (Informal)- Bye

 

“Mucho Gusto”- Nice to meet you

 

“Unplacer”- It’s a pleasure,

you would say that with nice to meet you

 

How to make Basic Conversation

Posted by Ronald Harper in Spanish 1 - Bey on

Hello
-"Hola"

Asking someone how are they?
-Como estas(Informal)

Answers that you respond with

-Happy/ Feliz
-Ok/Bien
-Great/Excelentia
-So So/ Mas o Menos
- Terrible/Mal

Asking where they are from
-"De donde eres"- Where are you from?

You would answer with:

"Soy De"- I am from ____ Then you would say where you are from


Asking someone for their age
-"Cuantoes anoes tienes"- How old are you?



You would answer with:

-"Yo tengo _____ anos"- I am ___ years old


Asking for someones name:
-"Como te llamas?"- What is your name (Informal)
- Como se llama?" - What's your name (Formal)

You would say someone informal to somebody like your friend, Or just someone your own age



How old are you? Isabella & Zoraya

Posted by Amy Farrell in Spanish 1 - Bey on

​¿Cuántos años tienes?


How to ask someone how old they are!




                      
                    
  Step 1: ¿Cuántos anos tienes?
          - Translates to: “How old are you?”
          - Can be used with anyone

Step 2: Yo tengo _____ anos.
          -Translates to “I am ____ years old.”

Happy Birthday! Isabella & Zoraya

Posted by Amy Farrell in Spanish 1 - Bey on

​¡feliz cumpleaños!:

Happy Birthday!


*How to ask ‘When is your birthday?’

Step 1: ¿ Cuando tu Cumpleanos?
          - Translates to: “When is your birthday?”
          - Can be used with anyone

Step 2: Mi cumpleanos es el ____ de _____.
          -Translates to “My birthday is the ____ of_____.”


Such as:
Isabella: ¿ Cuando tu Cumpleanos?
Zoraya: Mi cumpleanos es el cinco de octubre.

Translated:
Isabella: When is your birthday?
Zoraya: My birthday is October 5th.

Where do you live? Isabella & Zoraya

Posted by Amy Farrell in Spanish 1 - Bey on

​¿De Donde Eres?:

Where do you live?



     *How to ask where somebody lives

Step 1: ¿De donde eres?
            - Translates into : “Where do you live?”
            - Neither formal nor informal (Can be used with anyone)


Step 2: Soy de _______ pero vivo en ________.
         - Translates into “ I am from _______, but I live in _______.”
         - If you did not move or change locations, you would just say :
            “ Soy de_____”

Example: Amy’s new boss doesn’t know anything about her, and would like to get to know her before giving her the big job.




***Tip ! Some cities, countries, and places have different Spanish spellings and      pronunciations than the normal English ones, so be sure to look up the correct way to use it before you speak ! ***

Greetings - Isabella & Zoraya

Posted by Amy Farrell in Spanish 1 - Bey on

​¿Hola, Como estas?: Learn how to greet someone

( The right way)

          

*Greetings : Hello, how are you? ( Formal & Informal)*


Informal


Step 1. ¡ Hola!
        - The classic way to greet someone, the Spanish version of the English word “hello”

Step 2. ¿Como estas? OR ¿ Que tal?
        -The informal ways of saying “How are you doing”
        - Use with people you are on a first name basis with ( Friends, people your age)

Such as:
Zoraya would say it to Isabella because she uses here first name when talking to her.

Example:  ¡Hola!  ¿Como estas?
   
English Translation : Hello ! How are you?

**In this video, Isabella and Zoraya see each other in school for the first time in what seems like forever.
Some additional dialogue used was:
-“Mucho gusto” - Nice to meet you (In this video, we used it because we have not see each other in a while)
-“Adios” - Goodbye
-“Chao” - Informal goodbye

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Formal & Plural


Step 1: ¿ Como esta usted?
      -  The formal way of saying “ How are you doing”
      -   Used with people you are on a last name basis with ( Adults, Employers, meeting      someone new)

Step 2:  ¿ Como estan ustedes?
      - The formal, plural way of saying “ How are you doing”
      - Used with large audiences, and last name basis

Such as:
When talking to your teacher, you should use formal language.
When speaking to a large crowd, you would use plural AND formal.

Example: ¡Hola! ¿ Como esta usted?   OR   ¡Hola! ¿ Como estan ustedes?


How to answer !



Some basic responses:

Feliz - Happy
Mas o menos - So so
Bien - Good
Mal - Bad
Excelente - Great

Step 1: Answer question ( Any form of ¿Como estas?) with a response below

Step 2: ¿Y tu?    
       - The informal way of saying “ and you”
       - Same rules apply for any informal speaking
       - Use after response to any informal “how are you” question

Step 3: ¿ Y usted?
       - The formal way of saying “ and you”
       - Same rules apply for any formal speaking
       - Use after response to any formal “ how are you” question

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