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Lección Preliminar. Study Review. Chapter Objectives. Greetings (Los Saludos)/Farewells (Las Despedidas) Informal vs. Formal greetings Expressing your name How to talk where you are from El alfabeto Numbers & Days of the Week weather Useful Phrases. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Chapter Objectives
• Greetings (Los Saludos)/Farewells (Las Despedidas)• Informal vs. Formal greetings• Expressing your name• How to talk where you are from• El alfabeto• Numbers & Days of the Week• weather• Useful Phrases
Know Well-Weakness-Learning StrategiesAssess your skills thus far and fill in the chart based on
what you need to work more on.What do I know well?
K
What are my weak areas?
W
What strategies will I use to learn and develop my weak areas?
L
PracticaHow would you greet someone at these times?
1. 8:30 am 6. 7:00 pm 2. 6:50 pm 7. 3:00 pm 3. 8:30 pm 8. 10:30 am4. 1:35 am 9. 3:15 am5. 12:30 pm 10. anytime
Self Check
What are some ways that we can greet each other?
What are some ways that we say farewell to each other?
Familiar vs. Formal Greetings
Give an appropriate greeting for the following people.
The teacherYour best friend
Your doctorAn elderly neighbor
Your sister
Presenting “Let me introduce you to…..”
How would you introduce your teacher to someone?
How would your friend to someone?
Responses• After exchanging names, use these phrases to
respond: Spanish English
Mucho Gusto
Encantado(a)
Es un placer
Igualmente*
El gusto es mio*
Dialogo
- ¡Hola!- ¡Hola!- ¿Cómo te llamas?- Me llamo Manuel. ¿Y tú? ¿Cómo te llamas?- Me llamo Susana. Encantada- Igualmente.
El AlfabetoA = a J = jota R = ere
B = be grande K = ka RR = erre
C = ce L = ele S = ese
CH= Che LL= elle T = te
D = de M = eme U = u
E = e N = ene V = ve chica
F = efe Ñ = eñe W = doble ve / doble uve
G = ge (hey) O = o X = equis
H = hache P = pe Y = igriega / ye
I = i Q = cu Z = zeta
Notes
There are 2 extra letters in the Spanish alphabet
Before 1994 “ll” and “ch” were included in the Spanish alphabet
The vowels are tricky to pronounce A sounds like “ahhh” E sounds like “eh” (like in egg) I sounds like “e” (like in email) O sounds like “ohhh” U sounds like “u” (like in Uma)
¿Cuál es tu número de teléfono?Mi número de teléfono es…
Los Números
0 = 6 = 1 = 7 = 2 = 8 = 3 = 9 = 4 = 10 = 5 =
¿Qué día es hoy?Hoy es…
• Los días de la semana– lunes– martes– miércoles– jueves– viernes – sábado – domingo
• Note: the days of the week are not capitalized.
Practica
Si hoy es ____, ¿qué día es mañana?
1. domingo2. lunes3. viernes4. martes5. jueves
Si mañana es ___ ¿qué día es hoy?
1. miércoles2. sábado3. lunes4. viernes5. domingo
Las Frases ÚtilesSpanish English
Abran los libros
Cierren los libros
EscribeEscuchaLeeLevanten la mano
¿Comprendes?
¿Cómo se escribe?
Spanish English
SiéntenseRepitan, por favorSaquen un lápizSaquen un papel Saquen una hoja de papelLo siento¿Cómo se dice?Más despacio, por favorNo sé¿Qué quiere decir….?
Cont. Spanish English
¿Qué quiere decir…?
Repitan, por favor
¿Puedo ir a la biblioteca? Can I go to the library?
¿Puedo ir al baño? Can I go to the bathroom?
¿Puedo ir a la oficina? Can I go to the office?
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Say where the following people are from in Spanish:
1. Tú2. Shakira3. Mi amiga4. Rafael Correa5. Evo Morales6. Pablo Neruda7. Lionel Messi8. Yo9. Horacio Cartes
Chapter Self Check Can you identify where the Spanish Speaking Countries
are? Can you name 3 greetings and 3 farewells? Do you know the difference between the familiar and
formal you and how it affects some of the vocabulary phrases in this chapter?
Can you ask and answer questions using the unit vocabulary on a variety of topics (exchanging numbers, Introductions & Greetings, Saying where one is from, Discussing weather, Asking for meaning of vocabulary, etc…)
Can you have a short conversation with a stranger?