Lesson 1.07 & Lesson 1.08

Lesson 1.07 & Lesson 1.08

w/ Auntie Camille

Agenda

• The Basics

• Lesson 1.08

• Lesson 1.07

• Questions?

• End Class

The Basics

Introduction (Introduccion)

• When someone says: "Como te llamas?", you can respond in two ways:

• Me llamo: I am called...

• Mi nombre es: My name is..

• These are used when introducing yourself to another person.

Genders (Géneros)

• Words in Spanish or either masculine or feminine.

• Masculine (Masculino): "o"

• Feminine (Feminina): "a"

• Some words will change genders depending on the subject

Example of Gender Words

• Tall: Alto // Small: Pequeño // Pretty: Bonito

• If you are talking about a man, these will stay the say and end in an "o".

• If you are talking about.a woman, these will change and end with an "a" (Alta // Pequeña // Bonita)

Pronouns

• I, You, He, She, It, We, They are all personal pronouns.

• In Spanish, this helps you understand who someone is talking about

Pronouns

• I: Yo

• You (informal): Tú

• He, She, You (formal): Él, Ella, Usted

• We: Nosotros

• They: Ellos, Ellas, Ustedes

Multiple Choice

Alta: is this word masculino or feminina?

• Masculino

• Feminina

Multiple Choice

Atlético: is this word masculino or feminina?

• Masculino

• Feminina

Multiple Choice

What is the pronoun for "You" in Spanish?

• Yo

• Tu

• Ella

• Nosotros

• Ellos

Multiple Choice

What is the pronoun for "We" in Spanish?

• Yo

• Tu

• Ella

• Nosotros

• Ellos

Multiple Choice

What is the pronoun for "I" in Spanish?

• Yo

• Tu

• Ella

• Nosotros

• Ellos

Multiple Choice

What is the pronoun for "They" in Spanish?

• Yo

• Tu

• Ella

• Nosotros

• Ellos

Multiple Choice

What is the pronoun for "She" in Spanish?

• Yo

• Tu

• Ella

• Nosotros

• Ellos

Lesson 1.08

Verb

• Tener: to have

• A verb can have three verb endings: -ar, -er, or -ir

Conjugating Tener (to have)

• Yo: Tengo (I have)

• Tú Tienes (You have)

• Êl, Ella, Usted: Tiene (He, She, You Have)

• Nosotros: Tenemos (We have)

• Ellos, Ellas, Ustedes: Tienen (They have)

Complete Conjugation Chart

Vocabulary

• El calendario: Calendar

• Mes: Month

• Año: Year

• Día: Day

• Cumpleaños: Birthday

• Party: Fiesta

Months

• Enero: January

• Febrero: February

• Marzo: March

• Abril: April

• Mayo: May

• Junio: June

• Julio: July

Months (Cont.)

• Agosto: August

• Septiembre: September

• Octubre: October

• Noviembre: November

• Diciembre: December

Birthday Conversation (informal)

• Cuando es tu cumpleaños?

• Mi cumpleaños es 18 de Mayo

• Cuantos años tienes?

• Tengo catorce años.

Birthday Conversation (informal)

• Cuando es su cumpleaños?

• Mi cumpleaños es 18 de Mayo

• Cuantos años tiene usted?

• Tengo muchos años.

• Tiene veintiuno años.

Multiple Choice

How do you ask someone their birthday? (informal)

• Cuando es tu cumpleaños?

• Cuando es su cumpleaños?

Multiple Choice

How do you ask someone their birthday? (formal)

• Cuando es tu cumpleaños?

• Cuando es su cumpleaños?

Multiple Choice

How do you say "I am 15 years old" in Spanish?

• Tengo quince años

• Tienes quince años

• Tenemos catorce años

• Tengo catorce años

Lesson 1.07

Verb: Ser (to be)

• We use "ser" in Spanish when we are discussing things that are permanate

• Date?

• Job?

• Characteristics

• I am tall: Soy alto/Soy alta

Conjugate Ser

• Yo: Soy (I am)

• Tu: Eres (You are)

• El, Ella, Usted: Es (He, She, You are)

• Nosotros: Somos (We are)

• Ellos, Ellas, Ustedes: Son (They are)

Vocabularia

• Tall: Alto

• Big: Grande

• Small: Pequeño

• Pretty: Bonito

• Short: Corto

Multiple Choice

How do I say "you are pretty" in Spanish?

• Somos bonito

• Eres bonito

• Soy bonito

Multiple Choice

How do I say "I am short" in Spanish?

• Es corto

• Son bonito

• Soy corto

Colores

• Cafe: Brown

• Rubio: Blond

• Rojo: Red

• Verde: Green

• Azul: Blue

Writing with adjectives

• Colors are considered adjectives.

• In spanish, the adjective comes AFTER the word.

• If I want to say Red Hair, I would say "Pelo Rojo" in Spanish.

What color is your hair?

• De quê color es tu pelo?

• Mi pelo es rojo/rubio, cafe, negro

• Why do we use "es"

• You have to conjugate the verb depending on the subject.

• The subject of the sentence is pelo (hair) so it is considered part of "el, ella, usted" group

What color are your eyes?

• De qué color son tus ojos?

• Mis ojos son...

• It will ALWAYS be "son" when talking about your eyes because you are talking about more than one. This is considered "they" or "Ellos, Ellas, Ustedes"

Multiple Choice

How do you say "green hair" in Spanish

• Pelo Cafe

• Pelo Verde

• Pelo Azul

Multiple Choice

How do you say "blue hair" in Spanish

• Pelo Cafe

• Pelo Verde

• Pelo Azul

Multiple Choice

How do you say "brown eyes" in Spanish

• Ojos Cafes

• Ojos Verdes

• Ojos Azul

Multiple Choice

How do you say "red eyes" in Spanish

• Ojos Cafes

• Ojos Rojos

• Ojos Rubios