Expresiones Lección 1 Expressing from where someone comes.

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Expresiones Lección 1 Expressing from where someone comes

Telling place of origin Ser + de + (lugar de origen) To be + from + (place of origin) To express our place of origin, we use the verb “ser,” followed by the word “de,” followed by the place from where we originate. (country, state, city)

El verbo “ser” You have already learned the verb “ser” to identify people. Now you will use the same verb to tell the origin of someone. Yo soyNosotros somos Tú eresVosotros sois Ud. esUds. son Él esEllos son Ella esEllas son

Los países, los estados y las ciudades The proper names of countries (los países), states (los estados), and cities (las ciudades) are capitalized in Spanish, but nationalities are not. Yo soy de Cuba. = I am from Cuba. Yo soy cubano. = I am Cuban.

España

La América Latina Latinoamérica

La América Central Centroamérica

La América del Sur Sudamérica

El Caribe

I am from the United States. You are from Maryland. You are from Baltimore. He is from Costa Rica. She is from Spain. We are from Peru. You all are from Mexico. You all are from Ecuador. They are from Argentina. They are from Colombia. Yo soy de los Estados Unidos. Tú eres de Maryland. Ud. es de Baltimore. Él es de Costa Rica. Ella es de España. Nosotros somos de Perú. Vosotros sois de Méjico. Uds. son de Ecuador. Ellos son de Argentina. Ellas son de Colombia.

Asking place of origin To ask from where people originate we use: ¿De + dónde + (ser)+ (subject)?

From where are you?/ Where are you from? (informal/friendly) From where are you? / Where are you from? (formal/polite) ¿De dónde eres (tú)? ¿De dónde es (usted)?

From where is he?/ Where is he from? From where is she?/ Where is she from? ¿De dónde es (él)? ¿De dónde es (ella)?

From where are they?/ Where are they from? ¿De dónde son (ellos)? ¿De dónde son (ellas)?

A Uds. es toca en parejas… C1: Where are you from? (friendly) C2: I am from the United States. C2: Where are you from? (formal) C1: I am from Mexico. C1: ¿De dónde eres tú? C2: Yo soy de los Estados Unidos. C2: ¿De dónde es Ud.? C1: Yo soy de Méjico.

C1: Where is he from? C2: He is from Venezuela. C2: Where is she from? C1: She is from Argentina. C1: ¿De dónde es él? C2: Él es de Venezuela. C2:¿De dónde es ella? C1: Ella es de Argentina.

C1: Where are you all from? C2. We are from Costa Rica. C2: Where are they from? C1: They are from Colombia. C1: ¿De dónde son Uds.? C2: Nosotros somos de Costa Rica. C2: ¿De dónde son ellos? C1: Ellos son de Colombia.

C1: Where are Marta and Ana from? C2: Marta and Ana are from Ecuador. C2: Where are Pablo and you (friendly) from? C1: Pablo and I are from Puerto Rico. C1: ¿De dónde son Marta y Ana? C2: Marta y Ana son de Ecuador. C2: ¿De dónde son Pablo y tú? C1: Pablo y yo somos de Puerto Rico.

C1: Where is Mr. Rojas from? C2: Mr. Rojas is from Spain. C2: Where is Mrs. Valdez from? C1: Mrs. Valdez is from Nicaragua. C1: ¿De dónde es el señor Rojas? C2: El señor Rojas es de España. C2: ¿De dónde es la señora Valdez? C1: La señora Valdez es de Nicaragua.