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You don’t have to pick up your textbooks. They are under your desks.
Find the errors in the following dialogue. You may use your book.
- Manuela: Buenas dias!- Juan: Hola. Que pasa?
- Manuela: Regular. ¿Y Ud?- Juan: Bien ¡Hasta luego!
Class Website
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If a noun is feminine then any adjectives that describe it will also be feminine and vice versa.
• “Días” is a masculine word, therefore “Buenos” is used instead of “Buenas” when you want to say “Good Morning”. (Buenos Días)
• Is “tardes” a masculine or feminine word? How do you know?
• Would you say “Encantado” or “Encantada” if you wanted to say that you were delighted to meet someone?
¡OJO!1. ¿Cómo estás (tú)? vs. ¿Cómo está Ud?
2. Me llamo Margarita. vs. ¿Cómo te llamas?
3. Delighted • Girls say encantada• Boys say encantado
Guidelines for listening to Spanish
1. Be VERY patient with yourself. Understand that listening takes a lot of practice. Don’t try and understand every single word.
a. Pre-listening (Take it all in.)b. Listen for key words and write them down.c. Confirm phrases and words.
* Can you make any cultural observations?
• Ana: Hola, ¿qué tal? Buenas tardes. • Paty: ¿Bien?• Paty: Hola, buenas tardes. ¿Qué tal?• Ana: Sí, bien, gracias. ¿Y usted?• Paty: Bien, todo bien.
Ricardo: ¡Hola!Laura: ¡Hola! Ricardo: ¿Qué tal?Laura: Muy bien, ¿y tú?Ricardo: Muy bien.
Ricardo: ¿Qué pasa? Emilio: ¡Eh!Ricardo: Hola. ¿Qué tal?Emilio: ¡Qué de tiempo!Ricardo: Como acá.Ricardo: ¿Qué…qué haces por aquí?Ricardo: Nada, dando una…una vuelta.Emilio: Pues nada, yo voy para allá…para la playa.Emilio: Muy bien. Nos vemos luego, ¿eh?Ricardo: Venga.Emilio: Hasta luego.Ricardo: Hasta luego
Cultural Investigation
Best way to learn about a culture is to ask the people of that culture.
However…in order to start asking the right questions sometimes we need to do a little investigating of our own.
The 3 P’s
What can we deduce/learn about a culture’s perspective by looking at one of its products or practices?
ProductsPractices
Perspectives
U.S. Example
Practice: Buying fast food
Product: Drive-thru, drink carriers, the fast food itself
Perspective: Time, convenience, instant-gratification, and efficiency are valuable.
Your TurnHypothesize some likely products and perspectives based on the following practice.
• The Practice: The Latin American/Spanish Air Kiss
• The Products:
• The Perspective: