calentamiento 08/31/15TAKE OUT ALPHABET FLASH CARDS!1. Why is using

Google Translate not a good idea?

2. List at least 3 Spanish words you learned last week.

3. What is a cognate?

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Example of bellwork

Calentamiento 09/01/15

HAVE YOUR SPIRALS OUT TURNED TO PAGE 4 & TAKE OUT YOUR PARTICIPATION SHEET!

1. Give me two ways to say “see you later” in Spanish. 2. How would I greet your class in Spanish? (Depending on what period you’re in)3. How do we know the “G” in “TENGO” is a hard “G” sound?

Saludos y DespedidasCapítulo Para Empezar

SaludosGreetings

Hello… Hola.

Good morning. Buenos días.

Good afternoon. Buenas tardes.

Good night. Buenas noches.

Good morning, sir. Buenos días, señor.

Good evening, ma’am.

Buenas noches, señora.

Good afternoon, miss.

Buenas tardes, señorita.

DespedidasFarewells

Good-bye Adiós.

Bye Chao.

See you later. Hasta luego.

See you later. Nos vemos.

See you tomorrow. Hasta mañana.

I’ve got to go. Tengo que irme.

IntroduccionesIntroductions

What’s your name? ¿Cómo te llamas?

My name is… Me llamo…

My name is… Mi nombre es…

I am… Yo soy…

Nice to meet you. Mucho gusto.

Likewise. Igualmente.

The pleasure is mine.

El gusto es mío.

Delighted. Encantado. Encantada.

Introducciones con un adulto…

Introductions with an adult…

What’s your name? When talking to an adult… ¿Cómo se llama usted?

¿Cómo estás?How are you?

How are you? ¿Cómo estás?

Fine, thanks. And you?

Bien, gracias. ¿Y tú?

Very good. Muy bien.

Ok. Regular.

So-so. Así así. Más o menos.

Bad. Mal.

Very bad. Muy mal.

What’s up? ¿Qué tal?

Not much. No mucho.

¿Qué pasa? What’s happening?

Nothing. Nada.

Con un adulto…With an adult…

How are you? When talking to an adult… ¿Cómo está usted?

Fine thanks, and you?

When talking to an adult… Bien gracias. ¿Y usted?

Calentamiento 09/02/15

HAVE YOUR SPIRALS OUT TURNED TO PAGE 4 & TAKE OUT YOUR VOCABULARY SHEETS

1. How would you say “how are you?” to an adult?

2. Depending on how you’re feeling this morning, answer this question: ¿Cómo estás?

3. How would YOU say “I’m delighted” ?

Tú v. UstedThe two you’s

Tú Tú is one way of saying …………………

in Spanish. You should use tú when speaking to the following people…

you

Tú Friends Family People your own age Children Pets

Usted Usted is also a way of saying

……………… in Spanish. Usted is formal. You should use usted when speaking to the following:

you

Usted People you don’t know well Older people People in positions of authority

Usted

In writing, usted is sometimes

abbreviated…………………………..Ud.

Tú o Usted

Your brother

Tú

Tú o Usted

Your teacher

Usted

Tú o Usted

Your best friend

Tú

Tú o Usted

Your friend’s mother

Usted

Tú o Usted

Your cat

Tú

Tú o Usted

Your principal

Usted

Tú o Usted

The president

Usted

Tú o Usted

Your cousin

Tú

Tú o Usted

A classmate

Tú

Tú o Usted

A teammate

Tú

Tú o Usted

A police officer

Usted

Tú o Usted

An older neighbor

Usted