Spanish II: Haciendo "Shopping"

Spanish II: Haciendo "Shopping"

by Dr. B

​Unit III: USD 336

​Goals:

​-Review food vocabulary

​-Learn phrases for shopping

​-Practice phrases in context

Multiple Choice

¿Qué es eso?

• Arro

• Pan

• Carne

• Leche

Multiple Choice

¿Qué es eso?

• Leche

• Pan

• Arroz

• Carne

Multiple Choice

¿Qué es eso?

• Pan

• Arroz

• Carne

• Leche

Multiple Choice

¿Qué es eso?

• Arroz

• Pan

• Leche

• Carne

Imagine you need to go buy rice, bread, milk, and meat . . .​

Open Ended

What are some phrases/questions you'd need to be able to say in Spanish?

​Key phrases

• ​Disculpa

• ​¿Me puede ayudar?

• ​¿Dónde está(n)?

• ¿Me puede colaborar?

• ​Quisiera _____ por favor.

• ​¿Cuánto cuesta(n)?

• ​¿Cuánto vale(n)?

• ​¿Qué desea?

• ​¿Qué quiere?

• ​¿Algo más?

Fill in the Blanks

Multiple Choice

Which phrases mean, "How much does it cost?"

• ¿Cuánto cuesta(n)?

• ​¿Cuánto vale(n)?

• ¿Me puede colaborar?

• ¿Dónde está(n)?

Multiple Choice

Which phrase will show you where to go to find something?

• ¿Dónde está(n)?

• Quisiera _____ por favor.

• ¿Me puede colaborar?

• ​¿Me puede ayudar?

​Other useful vocabulary...

​Comprar -- to buy

​Vender -- to sell

​Precio -- price

​Es barato -- cheap

​Es caro --expensive

​Una rebaja -- rebate

​Prefiero -- I prefer

​Necesito -- I need

​Con tarjeta -- with card

​En efective -- in cash

As we watch the following video:

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(1) Listen for key words you learned today

(2) Take note of anything culturally that might be different from how you shop in your country.​

Open Ended

What were some keywords and/or phrases you heard?

Open Ended

Did you notice anything different culturally from how you shop here in the U.S.?

​Cultural facts:

​(1) Sales clerks will always come up to you and ask if you need something.

​(2) They will also probably follow you around and attend you.

​(3) In open-markets, be ready to be approached by street-sellers.

​(4) It's not rude to "brush them off" by saying, "No, gracias." or "No, muy amable."

​Phrases to politely say "no"

• ​Ahora no, gracias

• ​Ya tengo, gracias

• ​No me interesa, gracias

• ​Más tarde, gracias

• ​No me gusta, gracias

• ​No me moleste, por favor!

• ​No, muy amable.

Poll

Which of the following options would help the best to practice in order to have a real conversation in Spanish to shop for groceries.

• Videos and Audios of C

• Role Play with Partners

• Games (blookets/kahoots)

• Writing/Typing out a script or Reading Conversations

REMINDER: ​

On Friday, you will have a quiz over food items and the phrases we learned today.

(refer to your word search to know which words you need to practice)​