TAKE 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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1 TAKE 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? 1. 2. 3.

2  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?

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5  Hola.

6  Buenos días.

7  Buenas tardes.

8  Buenas noches.

9  Buenos días, señor.

10  Buenas noches, señora.

11  Buenas tardes, señorita.

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13  Adiós.

14  Chao.

15  Hasta luego.

16  Nos vemos.

17  Hasta mañana.

18  Tengo que irme.

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20  ¿Cómo te llamas?

21  Me llamo…

22  Mi nombre es…

23  Yo soy…

24  Mucho gusto.

25  Igualmente.

26  El gusto es mío.

27  Encantado.  Encantada.

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29  When talking to an adult…  ¿Cómo se llama usted?

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31  ¿Cómo estás?

32  Bien, gracias. ¿Y tú?

33  Muy bien.

34  Regular.

35  Así así.  Más o menos.

36  Mal.

37  Muy mal.

38  ¿Qué tal?

39  No mucho.

40  What’s happening?

41  Nada.

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43  When talking to an adult…  ¿Cómo está usted?

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

45  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” ?

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47  Tú is one way of saying ………………… in Spanish. You should use tú when speaking to the following people… you

48  Friends  Family  People your own age  Children  Pets

49  Usted is also a way of saying ……………… in Spanish. Usted is formal. You should use usted when speaking to the following: you

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

51  In writing, usted is sometimes abbreviated………………………….. Ud.

52  Your brother Tú

53  Your teacher Usted

54  Your best friend Tú

55  Your friend’s mother Usted

56  Your cat Tú

57  Your principal Usted

58  The president Usted

59  Your cousin Tú

60  A classmate Tú

61  A teammate Tú

62  A police officer Usted

63  An older neighbor Usted