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¡HOLA!
Greetings –
Introductions -
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HelloHow do you say
hello? (Click on correct answer)
AdiósHasta Luego¡Hola!¿Que tal?
Incorrect – Adiós means “goodby”
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Incorrect – Hasta Luego means “See you later”
Return to the question
Incorrect –
¿Que Tal? means “How’s it going?”
Return to the question
Correct! – Hola – “Hello”
Tip: H for Hola—H for Hello
Go to greetings
GREETINGS
Buenos días. “Good morning”
Buenas tardes. “Good afternoon”
Buenos noches. “Good night”
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TERMS OF RESPECT
Señor = Mister or Sir
Señora = Mrs. Or Madam
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¿Como estás? = How are you? –when speaking to someone you know. (familiar form)
¿Como está? = How are you? –when speaking to someone you do not know. (formal)
Yo soy _______.
BienMuy bienMalMuy malAsí asíRegular
Choose Bien first
Bien
Bien means “well”
Click here to go back-click on Muy bien
Muy Bien
Muy bien means “very well”
Click here to go back. Click on mal
Mal
Mal means “bad”
Click here to go back. Click on muy mal
Muy mal
Muy mal means “very bad”
Click here to go back, then click on Asi asi
Así así
Así así means “so so”
Click here to go back, then click on regular
Regular
Regular means “okay”
Click on the star.
Just as we do in English, you answered how you are feeling. Now you ask how the other person is feeling. (See below)
¿Y tú? = And you? (familiar-someone you know.
¿Y usted? = And you? (formal-someone you know.
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Sometimes young people ask each other: What’s happening?
Nada
Mucho
(Click on Nada)
You chose a typical teenage response.
Click here to choose mucho
NADA
“NOTHING”
You are a very busy person
Mucho
“much or a lot”
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¿Como se llama?
¿Como se llama? means What is your name?
You use this when you are
talking to someone older,
to someone you do not know
well. It is a sign of respect
You answer would be
Me llamo ______________
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¿Como te llamas?
¿Como te llamas? also means
What is your name?
You use this when
talking to someone
your own age, your family,
or someone you know well
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When you are introduced you would say:
When a boy or man is delighted to meet someone—encantado ends with a masculine “o”
When a girl or woman is delighted to meet someone—encantada ends with a feminine “a”
Encantada
Encantado
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¿De dónde eres?
“Where are you from?”
You would answer:
Yo soy de Hanover.
“I am from Hanover.
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¿Cuántos años tienes?¿Cuántos años tiene?
¿Cuántos años tienes? Means “How old are you?”—to someone your
own age or someone you are familiar with.
¿Cuántos años tiene? Means “How old are you?”—to someone older
or to someone you don’t know.
? ??
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Leave Takings
Adiós Goodby
Hasta luego See you later
Hasta mañana See you tomorrow
Nos vemos See you
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Politeness
Gracias = Thank you
De nada = You are
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EL FIN
Adiós
