Spanish Beginners Lesson 3

Spanish greetings Check whether you can...... Greet someone correctly during the day- morning, afternoon and evening. Say goodbye at different times of the day Say who you are Ask someone’s name and give your name Say you’re pleased to meet someone Ask someone how he or she is Reply when someone asks you how you are Ask for clarification if you didn’t catch what was said.

No hablo español. Hablo inglés. No entiendo, no comprendo. Habla despacio por favor. Quiero hablar espanol

La clase de hoy... Spanish sounds Numbers 30-100 & 2 Ordering drinks in a bar Offering, accepting or refusing... How to order more than one drink (Unit 4) Paying the bill Ordering snacks

Spanish sounds J is pronounced at the back of the throat, rather like the ch in the Scottish “loch”, as in jugar, jamón, Juan, José, Jerez. . G is also pronounced in this way when placed before e or i. gente, gimnasio. But note: guerra, guitarra as in “get”.It is because the “u” between the g and the main vowel.

Jerez Juan José Jamón Jorge Jalapeño Ginebra Jaen Jávea Spanish sounds Jerez Juan José Jamón Jorge Gerona Jalapeño Ginebra Jaen Jávea

Spanish sounds Practice pronouncing the names of these well known Spanish wine regions. (p.40) Rioja Valdepeñas Jerez Penedés Cariñena Chacolí de Vizcaya Navarra La Mancha Ribeiro

Números Numbers 20-100 Treinta = 30 Sesenta = 60 Treinta y uno = 31 Sesenta y uno= 61 Treinta y dos = 32 Sesenta y dos = 62 Cuarenta = 40 Setenta= 70 Cuarenta y uno = 41 Setenta y uno= 71 Cuarenta y dos = 42 Setenta y dos= 72 Cincuenta = 50 Ochenta= 80 Cincuenta y uno = 51 Ochenta y uno= 81 Cincuenta y dos =52 Ochenta y dos= 82 Noventa = 90 Noventa y uno= 91 Noventa y dos= 92

Más números… 20 veinte 21 veintiuno 22 veintidós 23 veintitrés 24 veinticuatro 25 veinticinco 26 veintiséis 27 veintisiete 28 veintiocho 29 veintinueve 30 treinta

Numbers 11-19 11= once 12= doce 13= trece 14= catorce 15= quince 16= dieciseis 17=- diecisiete 18= dieciocho 19=diecinueve

31 44 77 90 56 57 34 17 98 73 19 71 18 14 68 62 82

Ordering a Drink

Café

un café http://www.bbc.co.uk/languages/spanish/talk/d rinks/

Ordering drinks in a bar ¿Qué va a tomar? What will you have? Un café con leche A white coffee Un vino blanco A glass of white wine Para mí for me Por favor please Ahora mismo,señor straightaway, sir. Página 32

jamón olivas nachos queso Patatas fritas Tapas jamón olivas nachos queso Patatas fritas

Ordering drinks http://www.bbc.co.uk/languages/spanish/tal k/drinks/

Ordering tapas ¿Qué van a tomar? ¿Algo más? Una racion de…….. tortilla de patata Olivas queso

Paying the bill página 35 The currency is the euro (€). Between euros and cents (céntimos) a comma, not a decimal point, is used. You’ll hear different ways in which euro amounts are expressed: 2,40 € (two euros forty cents) may be either dos euros cuarenta or simply dos cuarenta.

¿Cuánto es? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Ordering more than one drink Una cerveza Dos, tres cervezas Un café Tres cafés Un Vino tinto Dos vinos tintos Un vino blanco Tres vinos blancos Un batido de chocolate Dos batidos….. Un zumo de naranja Dos zumos de naranja Un café con leche Dos cafés con leche