Capítulo Preliminar El calendario
Copy and Translate the following (SR24) Days and Months general Vocab 1.¿Qué día es hoy? 2.hoy 3.mañana 4.la semana 5.¿Cuál es la fecha de hoy? 6.el mes 7.el año 8.el primero (de enero) 9.el dos (de enero) 10.el fin de semana 11.el día
Los días de semana The Days of Week 1.lunes 2.martes 3.miércoles 4.jueves 5.viernes 6.sábado 7.domingo Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
(To the tune of the Adam’s Family) Days of the week snap snap Days of the week, days of the week days of the week snap snap There’s lunes and there’s martes miércoles y jueves Viernes, sábado And then domingo Days of the week snap snap Days of the week, days of the week days of the week snap snap
Days of the week To ask the day (not date) in Spanish you say, ¿Qué día es hoy? You answer Hoy es ________. To ask for tomorrow, replace hoy with mañana. Notice that the days of the week are NOT capitalized except at the beginning of a sentence. The first day of the Spanish- language calendar is lunes (Monday) and it ends on domingo (Sunday). –Saturday and Sunday are truly el fin de semana
Los Meses del año The months of the year 1.enero 2.febrero 3.marzo 4.abril 5.mayo 6.junio 7.julio 8.agosto 9.septiembre 10.octubre 11.noviembre 12.diciembre January February March April May June July August September October November December
Dates (months) To ask what today’s date is you ask: ¿Cuál es la fecha de hoy? To answer you say Es el (number) de (month). To say the first day of the month, use el primero. For the other days use the numbers dos, tres, etc. In Spanish-speaking countries, the date is often abbreviated as day/month/year, instead of month/day/year as we do in the U.S. Summarize
BirthdaysTo ask when someone’s birthday is you say…¿Cuándo es tu cumpleaños? To answer simply say…Mi cumpleaños es el (number) de (month). Summarize