¡Bueños días, estudiantes! Do Now: 1. Translate the following sentence into English: Hoy es lunes y mañana es martes. 2. Translate the following two sentences.

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1 ¡Bueños días, estudiantes! Do Now: 1. Translate the following sentence into English: Hoy es lunes y mañana es martes. 2. Translate the following two sentences into Spanish: 1. Today is Wednesday and tomorrow is Thursday. 2. Today is Friday and tomorrow Saturday. 3. What is the Spanish word for Sunday? Objetivos (Spanish 1): 1. I can comprehend spoken origin statements. 2. I can identify and use the correct form of ser to say where people are from. Objetivos (Spanish 2): 1. I can use “de” to state class subjects 2. I can conjugate regular verbs in the present tense. 3. I can conjugate tener in the present 4. tense

2 Statements of Origin Yo soy: I am De: from So, “Yo soy de Oakland” means: I am from Oakland Translate the following sentences: 1. Yo soy de Mexico. 2. Yo soy de Argentina. 3. I’m from Oregon. 4. I’m from Atlanta.

3 Origin Statements, Part 3 Somos: We are Translate: Somos de Texas. Ellas: They (all female) Ellos: They (all male or mixed) Whenever I use the @ symbol, it means that it could be either A or O (just depending on the situation). And we know that “de” means… FROM!

4 Verb Conjugation: A Recap  All verbs can be broken down into two parts: Stem Stem Ending Ending  There are only 3 possible endings: --ar --ar --er --er --ir --ir  For regular verbs, each ending has a conjugation pattern.

5 Conjugation Patterns This means that to conjugate a verb, we just take off the ending (the last two letters) and add a new ending to the stem. Example: hablar

6 Origin Statements, Part 2 Tu eres: You are De: From So, “Tu eres de Oakland” means: You are from Oakland Translate the following sentences: 1. Tu eres de Peru 2. Tu eres de Bolivia 3. You are from D.C. 4. You are from Florida.

7 Endings for –ar verbs Yo (I) - o (hablo) Nosotr@s (We) - amos (hablamos) Tu (you- familiar) - as (hablas) Vosotr@s (You, plural, familiar) Ud. (you- formal) El Ella - a (habla) Uds. (You, plural) Ellos (They) Ellas - an (hablan)

8 Practice Yo llego Tu llegas Ud./El/Ella llega Nosotr@s llegamos Uds./Ell@s llegan Yo miro Tu miras Ud./El/Ella mira Nosotr@s miramos Uds./Ell@s miran

9 Mas Practice Yo estudio Tu estudias Ud./El/Ella estudia Nosotr@s estudiamos Uds./Ell@s estudian

10 Endings for –er verbs Yo (I) - o (aprendo) Nosotr@s (We) - emos (aprendemos) Tu (you- familiar) - es (aprendes) Vosotr@s (You, plural, familiar) Ud. (you- formal) El Ella - e (aprende) Uds. (You, plural) Ellos (They) Ellas - en (aprenden)

11 Endings for –ir verbs Yo (I) - o (escribo) Nosotr@s (We) - imos (escribimos) Tu (you- familiar) - es (escribes) Vosotr@s (You, plural, familiar) Ud. (you- formal) El Ella - e (escribe) Uds. (You, plural) Ellos (They) Ellas - en (escriben)

12 Spanish 1: - Read Page 8 - Activities 8, 9, 10, and 11 on page 9 (use page 7 for a map) - Page 13, Activities 14, 15, and 16 Spanish 2: - Read “Repaso” on page 7 of Orange Book