Spanish 10/6 Ms. Wrigley. Spanish 1 TEST (Tue/Wed) Greet someone and ask how they are. Talk about how you are doing. Say where you are from & ask someone.

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1 Spanish 10/6 Ms. Wrigley

2 Spanish 1 TEST (Tue/Wed) Greet someone and ask how they are. Talk about how you are doing. Say where you are from & ask someone where they are from. Say where you live & ask someone where they live. Introduce someone. Tell you are age & ask someone’s age. Tell your birthday & ask someone’s birthday. Tell time in Spanish & ask the time. Ask for someone’s phone number & give your phone number. Ask for an address & give an address.

3 Addresses The address – la dirección/el domicilio What is your address - ¿Cuál es tu dirección? My address is – Mi dirección es Calle – Street Plaza – Plaza Avenida – Avenue Paseo – Promenade Bulevar – Boulevarde Subdivision – Colonia (Mexico)

4 Postal code – Código postal City – Ciudad Barrio - Neighborhood State – Estado Province – Provincia Country – País Distrito Federal – Federal District (like Washington D.C.)

5 Paseo de la Reforma, Mexico

6 When giving an address in Mexico you start with “calle” and then the name of the street regardless what type of street it is. Subdivision – Colonia Street name, number, subdivision, postal code, city, state, country

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10 Type of street – Street name – building number – floor number – door number Postal code – city province (optional, especially if the address is in a big city)

11 C/ Santa Maria 45, 3º, 2ª 28012 – Madrid The 3º means tercero (tercer piso) or third floor. The 2ª means segunda puerta or second door. Speaking this address out loud you would say “Calle Santa Marie cuarenta y cinco – tercero, segunda”.

12 C/Pescadoro, 22, 3°, 1A izda Which can be understood as: C is an abbreviation for Calle (street), therefore it is - Calle Pescadoro (Pescadoro street) 22 is the street number of the building - 22 Calle Pescadoro (22 Pescadoro street) 3° indicates that it is the third floor 1A indicates that it is apartment number 1A izda is the abbreviation for izquierda (left) and this informs the location of the apartment in the building (dcha is the abbreviation for derecha - right), (cto is the abbreviation for centro centre)

13 Mexico Calle Mar de Plata 238 Colonia Guadalupe 34220 Durango, Durango Mexico Calle Perú 93 Colonia Las Américas 58270 Morelia, Michoacan Mexico

14 Your address Write your address in Mexican or Spanish format.

15 Fix these Addresses 65 Paseo de la Reforma Ciudad de Mexico Colonia Turquesa Distrito Federal 76638 Mexico Avenida Rosa 786 Mexico Colonia Peru 23358 Ciudad de Mexico, Distrito Federal

16 Mexico Colonia de la Vaca Ciudad de Mexico, Distrito Federal 43320 Calle Rosas 43 231 Calle de Mayo Colonia de la Vaca 43320 Ciudad de Mexico, Distrito Federal Mexico

17 Video What is Barcelona the capital of? What language besides Spanish do they speak there? Who is on the statue? What can happen in Las Ramblas?

18 Times Practice On the following slides are some clocks. Write out the times in Spanish.

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22 TEST Sp 2 (Tues/Wed) Say likes & dislikes using GUSTAR (me gusta, etc.) Describe things using SER (Soy, eres, es…) Compare things using mas…que, menos…que, tan…como etc. Talk about future plans using voy, va, vas, etc. Say what you and others want to do using QUERER (quiero, quieres, etc.) Describe Reggaeton and compare it to rap in Spanish. Briefly talk about Sports in Hispanic culture in English.

23 Brainstorm Vocab Take 3 mins to think of the vocab you will need to talk about Sports in Spanish. Brainstorm 6 words each.

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26 Story Vocab Juega a (un deporte) – he/she plays a sport Quiere jugar a (otro deporte) – wants to play (another sport) Eres – you are Juego – I play Jueges – you play Quiero – I want Quieres – you want