Vistas: La página 59 Los precios El número de teléfono La dirección de correo electrónico.

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Vistas: La página 59 Los precios El número de teléfono La dirección de correo electrónico

 When we ask the price of something, we use only the form ¿Cuánto? before the following forms of the verb costar (to cost) :  cuesta  cuestan  When asking about the price of a singular noun, we use cuesta.  When asking about the price of a plural noun or more than one noun we, use cuestan.

 ¿Cuánto cuesta la computadora?  How much does the computer cost?  ¿Cuánto cuestan los zapatos?  How much do the shoes cost?  ¿Cuánto cuestan la computadora y el televisor?  How much do the computer and the television set cost?  NOTE: When shopping and asking for the total cost of a purchase of several items, you can use the singular: En total, ¿cuánto cuesta?

 (La computadora) cuesta $____________.  The computer costs $ __________.  It costs $ _______________.  (Las computadoras ) cuestan $ ____________.  The computers cost $ ______________.  They cost $ _________________.  (La computadora y el televisor ) cuestan $______.  The computer and the television cost $________.  They cost $ ______________.

 The word for dollars in Spanish is dólares.  The word for cents in Spanish is centavos.  In Spanish, we connect dollars and cents with the word con (with). However, you will hear the word y (and) used by some Spanish speakers.

 Spanish and English punctuate numbers in the opposite manner. With pricing, the English comma is the Spanish decimal point and vice versa. EnglishSpanish $ 1.50 $ 1,50 $1,500$ 1.500

 Comunicación Ejercicio 4 en la página 59 del texto.  Take turns asking and telling one another the price of the items pictured using: ¿Cuánto cuesta ?  Then repeat the activity by combining some items to ask ¿Cuánto cuestan?

 ¿Cuál es el número de teléfono?  ¿Cuál es tu número de teléfono?  ¿Cuál es su número de teléfono?  (El número de teléfono) es el …  (Mi número de teléfono) es el …  *Note, before stating the telephone number, you say the word el.

 Unlike the way we state each single digit of a telephone number in English, in Spanish, numbers are often paired and stated as a two digit number.  Sometimes it is necessary to isolate one number or to state a three digit number. Hispanics never state a four digit number for telephone numbers.  English  español

¿¿Cuál es la dirección de correo electrónico? ¿¿Cuál es tu dirección de correo electrónico? ¿¿Cuál es su dirección de correo electrónico? (.) dot (Mi dirección de correo electrónico ) es e – Melanson- seis-dos-dos -arroba- loyola blakefield- punto- o-ere-ge.

 En la página 59 del texto, Uds. van a entrevistarles a cuatro compañeros de clase:  Número de teléfono  Dirección de correo electrónico  Cada estudiante tiene que preguntar cuatro veces y contestar cuatro veces.