Apuntes… La Acentuación Accents. To know when a word needs an accent, you need to know... A) That some words always need accents: 1. Question words ¿Qué?

Los adjetivos El chico guapo El maestro simpático El hombre guapo
Expresiones negativas y afirmativas: los indefinidos
Ana y su ordenador Los mandatos formales Mosaicos, p Si te interesan los ordenadores y su historia, haz clic en:
Gender and Number of Nouns It all has to match!. 25 mayo: Are these nouns masculine or feminine? pizarra mochila bolígrafo cuaderno tarea la pizarra feminine.
Las Reglas de Los Acentos Vocabulario de Los Acentos 1. Acento (Énfasis) – can mean stress, emphasis, or accent; depends on the context 2. Combinación.
Las reglas de la acentuación
En español Singular (1) El Niño La Señora El Señor Plural (1+)
Do you know where accents go in Spanish? You could memorize them word by word, or you can just learn a few rules. ´
Los acentos. Rules for Stress In Spanish, words are spelled just like they sound. In order to take advantage of this simple and nearly perfect system.
Los acentos de español.
Unidad 2, Lección 4 La América del Sur. Bellringer 22/11 1. Encuentren ustedes la palabra del día, escriban su definición y escriban una oración original.
Objective Distinguish the rules to form the plural of a noun.
Adjective Agreement Well, the same is true of adjectives. You can’t use the exact same word to describe “mujer” that you use to describe “hombre.” Remember.
Accent Rules & Punctuation
Accentuación Español AP.
Los apuntes de clase La formación de los plurales.
Gender… To determine if a word is masculine look at the ending. If it ends with l,o,n,e,r,s then it’s probably masculine papel papel Carro Carro Calcetín.
¡El singular y el plural!. 1) If the word ends in a vowel, (a e i o u) add “-s” hermana → hermanas día → días abuelo → abuelos mi → mis.
Mandatos Use to give directions Use to tell someone younger or your peer what to do.
Saying “the” in Spanish (Definite articles!). Spanish nouns have gender: masculine or feminine! el / la before the noun example: el chico, la chica.
Hacer Ahora Lunes, el 7 de febrero
Con Conceptos de Gramatíca
El género y número de los sustantivos (Gender and number agreement of nouns)
Spanish Pronunciation. The vowel sounds in Spanish are different from those in English. “A” has the “ah” sound like in “pop.” “E” is similar to the sound.
¡Hola! Review: Letters, numbers Today: Colors, conversation starters.
Practice Test Answers. Vocabulario 1. C 2. B 3. D 4. C 5. A 6. C 7. D 8. B 9. B 10. C 11. A 12. A 13. D.
Noun / Adjective Agreement
Los verbos Tener y Venir. Antes de empezar… Some verbs are IRREGULAR, which means that they do not follow the “rules” or patterns that we have talked.
DO YOU KNOW ANY SPANISH? Complete the activity as directed. Don’t forget to define “Cognate” at the bottom of the page!
3 Reglas de Pronunciar 1. Sigue (follow) el accento. 2. If the word ends in a vowel, n or s stress the penultimate syllable 3. Stress the last syllable.
 The verb ir-To say where someone is going, use the verb ir. Here are its present-tense forms. (Actually the next slide LOL)  The verb ir is almost always.
El Bienvenido ¿Cómo te llamas? ¿Cuántos años tienes?
Mandatos de Nosotros “Let’s” commands y los reflexivos.
Los Mandatos Familiares (Tú Commands)
El Alfabeto / El Abecedario
MANDATOS FORMALES (FORMAL COMMANDS). In Spanish, there are special verb forms used when one gives a “command” Ex: Leave now! Do the homework! Don’t talk!
LAS FORMAS EN ESPAÑOL EL ROJO EL CORAZÓN ROJO LA ESTRELLA ROJA.
Los acentos de español. Un diptongo (pagina 31)  En español hay vocales fuertes (abiertas): A, E, O  También en español hay vocales débiles (cerradas):
Estructuras Artículos DefinidosArtículos Definidos Artículos IndefinidosArtículos Indefinidos GéneroGénero NúmeroNúmero.
What are nouns? What is different about nouns in Spanish vs. nouns in English? All nouns have gender. ( i.e. masculine & feminine ) el muchacho (masculino)
Review. REVIEW from ALL classes! Greet us! Your name Your age Your birthday Your telephone number Where you are from How many brothers you have –Tengo.
EL PRESENTE PROGRESIVO Español 3 Honores Unidad 2.
Español Dos Por Sr. Amor RULES OF PHONETICS. INFORMACIÓN ANTERIOR (PRIOR INFORMATION) Información nueva (New information) Una tarea de práctica (Practice.
Plurals Notes Ms. Tanner’s Beginning Spanish. What are plurals? Singular – 1 of something Plural – 2 or more of something.
Irregular Preterite  There are several irregular verbs in the preterite. In this presentation, we’ll take a look at the most important ones.
Adjective Agreement. Adjective Agreement (Sing.) To describe one person or thing, use ES + a singular adjective. Ejemplo: 1. El libro es divertido. (The.
Spanish Accents Acentos. Knowing how to separate a word into syllables is important for knowing how the letters combine together for correct pronunciation.
Definite & indefinite articles The articles el, la, los & las are definite articles and mean “the” when translated into English. Use these when talking.
Spanish Pronunciation. Vowel sounds The vowel sounds in Spanish are different from those in English. In Spanish, each vowel has just one sound. Spanish.
When attaching object pronouns: 1.Find the natural stress of the original word in question. Voy a llevarselo ahora.
Gender and Spanish Every word has a gender –Pen is masculine (el boligrafo) –Folder is feminine (la carpeta) How do we know which it is? –Dress is masculine.
Pronunciation Practice on diphthongs and hiatos
SINGULAR VS. PLURAL NOUNS IN SPANISH. Regla #1- Rule #1 ■Add an “s” to nouns that end in a vowel ■La casa las casas ■El zapato los zapatos.
A Ahhh.
ACENTOS ESCRITOS.
Adverbs Preview Adverbs Adding -mente Accent marks.
Spanish pronunciation and accent marks
Los Plurales Making Nouns Plural.
REPASO DE UNIDAD PRELIMINAR
Los acentos Regla #1: When a word ends in ‘s’, ‘n’ or a vowel, second-to-last syllable gets stressed. (como, tiene, delante) Regla #2: When a word ends.
When and Where Should I Place Accent Marks in Spanish
Agreement Ch. 2 - Agreement Practice.
Los acentos de español.
Adverbs Preview Adverbs Adding -mente Accent marks.
Quasimodo: Prepárate para la prueba.
Adjective Agreement An adjective is a word that describes a noun.
Plural Nouns and Definite Articles
Quasimodo: Prepárate para la prueba.
Quasimodo: Necesitan Vocabulario clave parte 2 ¡Repasa para la prueba!