Spanish 9/28 Ms. Wrigley

What’s your number? El número de telefono – The phone number ¿Cuál es tu número de telefono? – What is your phone number? Mi número de telefono es… -- My telephone number is…

Answering the phone Alo - hello Bueno – hello Diga – (hello/talk to me) Buenos dias, habla ( your name). = Good morning, (name) speaking. ¿Se encuentra (name of person)? – Is (name) there? "Favor de llamar a (your name) a (your number), gracias, adios. – Please call _(name)_ at _(number)_, thanks, bye.

What is your number? Go around the room and ask 8 people for their number in Spanish. ¿Cuál es tu numero de telefono? They should answer with “Mi numero de telefono es…” and a phone number in Spanish. Write down the first 6 digits of their number, but write it out in Spanish. (Example: tres, uno, cuatro, seis, siete, ocho). You will turn this in. You have 15 minutes.

Numero de telefono Translate the following sentences: 1.El numero de telefono de Maria es cero-tres- cuatro-nueve-dos-ocho-uno. 2.El numero de telefono de Sara es siete-tres- cinco-cuatro-cero-ocho-tres. 3.El numero de telefono de Juan es cuatro- nueve-cuatro-uno-siete-ocho-seis. 4.El numero de telefono de Isaac es cinco- nueve-dos-siete-ocho-cero-seis.

Vocab Take 5 minutes to brainstorm with a partner what vocabulary you would use in English to talk about going to a concert or the movies. Write down 5 words or phrases in English and then we will talk about how to say that in Spanish.

¿Cual cine? – What theater/theatre. Popcorn – Palomitas Tickets – Las entradas What time does it start? – A que hora empieza? How much is it? – Cuanto cuesta? What’s showing? – Cuales peliculas estan estrenando? What’s the rating? – Que es la clasificacion? Where is it? – Donde esta?

How long is it? – Cuanto dura? What is it about? – De que se trata? Seat – asiento Row – Fila Taquilla – ticket stand Puesto de comida – concession stand Who is in it? – Quien hace protagonista? Soda – refresco candy - dulces Can I have ___ please? Me des ___ por favor? How are we going to get there? – Como vamos a irnos?

What are you going to do? Quick write in Spanish 5 things you are going to do using “Voy a…” – I’m going to. Then, turn to your classmate and tell them your plans in Spanish. If you could buy tickets to any event, what event would you go to?

Listening Listen to someone talking about their plans and write down what they are going to do in English.

Querer – to want Yo quiero – I want. Tú quieres – You want. El/ella quiere – he/she wants. Usted quiere – You (formal) want. Ustedes quieren – You all want. Ellos/ellas quieren – They want. Nosotros queremos – We want.

Quiero correr – I want to run. Quiero galletas – I want cookies. Quiero dos entradas – I want two tickets.

Quick Write Take 3 minutes to brainstorm and then write in Spanish some things that you want or want to do using “Quiero” – “I want” plus verbs or nouns in Spanish. Write at least 8 things you want/want to do. Use Word Reference or ask the teacher if you need to look up a word.

Role play Role play buying tickets in Spanish. Do this role play with one of your classmates once through, and then switch roles. Student #1: Buenas tardes, ¿En que puedo servirle? Student #2: Quiero dos entradas para (name of movie). Student #1: Aqui tiene. Student #2: Gracias.

Exit slip How do you say “I’m going to…” How do you say “I want” How do you say “I want two tickets, please” How do you say “We are going to…”

Entradas - Tickets