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Greetings and Goodbyes

Ways to greet people in Spanish

• Hola= hello

• Buenos días= good morning

• Buenas Tardes= good afternoon

• Buenas noches = good night

Ways to say Goodbye in Spanish

• Adiós= goodbye

• Hasta luego= See you later

• Hasta mañana= See you tomorrow

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Multiple Select

Check off the words that are greetings below.

• Adiós

• Hola

• Buenos días

• Buenas tardes

• Hasta luego

Multiple Select

Check off the words that are ways to say Goodbye below.

• Adios

• Hasta mañana

• Hola

• Buenas tardes

• Hasta luego

Asking someone's name

There are 2 ways to ask someone's name in Spanish.

To ask someone's name you can say:

• ¿Cómo te llamas?= What do you call yourself?

• ¿Cuál es tu nombre?= What is your name?

Introductions

There are 3 ways to introduce yourself in Spanish.

Saying your name in Spanish

• Me llamo= I call myself

• Mi nombre es= My name is

• Soy = I am

Multiple Select

What 2 ways can you introduce yourself in Spanish?

• ¿Cómo te llamas?

• Me llamo _____.

• ¿Cuál es tu nombre?

• Mi nombre es _____.

• Hola

Open Ended

Write a complete sentence to introduce yourself in Spanish.

​¿De dónde eres?
where are you from?

Soy de Marruecos

Match

Match the following

• Soy de

• de

• Soy de Mexico

• 
  ¿De dónde eres?

I am from

from

I am from Mexico

Where are you from

• I am from

• from

• I am from Mexico

• Where are you from

Match

Match the following

• ¿De dónde eres?

• My name is

• Buenas tardes

• Hasta luego

• ¿Dónde está tu cas?

Where are you from?

Mi nombre es

Good afternoon

See you later

Where is your house?

• Where are you from?

• Mi nombre es

• Good afternoon

• See you later

• Where is your house?

Reorder

Hello, my name is Gustav. I am from Costa Rica.

• Hola

• mi nombre

• es Gustav

• Soy de

• Costa Rica

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Multiple Choice

When someone say muchas gracias, you should say..

• de nada

• hola

• adiós

• no sé

Multiple Choice

When I have a question, I tell the teacher en español...

• Tengo una pregunta

• No comprendo

• No entiendo

• No sé

Multiple Choice

When I need the teacher's help I say...

• Necesito ayuda

• Necesito lápiz

• Necesito papel

• Necesito el chromebook

Multiple Choice

When I want to ask to go to the nurse's office I will say..

• ¿Puedo ir al gimnasio?

• ¿Estas enfermo?

• ¿Puedo ir a la enfermería?

• ¿Puedo tomar agua?

Open Ended

You meet a new classmate and he tells you, "Soy panameño".

What Spanish-speaking country is he from?

Open Ended

You have a guest teacher who tells you, "Me llamo Profesora Rodríguez. Mi nacionalidad es cubana".

What Spanish-speaking country is the teacher from?

Open Ended

You are talking to a friend but realize you have to go.

What is one (1) way you could say goodbye in Spanish?

Open Ended

You're talking to a friend and she asks you, "¿Cómo estás?"

What is one (1) way you could respond in Spanish?

Open Ended

You're chatting with your friend and she looks a little upset.

What is something you could say in Spanish to find out how she's feeling?

Open Ended

You meet a new classmate and she tells you, "Mi nacionalidad es costarricense".

What Spanish-speaking country is she from?

Multiple Choice

"Soy" means...

• I am from

• I am

• we're going to

• I have

Multiple Choice

"Soy de" is best used to...

• say your name

• say where you're from

• say your age

• talk about your likes or dislikes

Multiple Choice

If someone says "Soy de Managua," which country are they from?

• Venezuela

• Nicaragua

• Ecuador

• Peru

Multiple Choice

The word "dieciséis" comes from the two words in Spanish for...

• 12 + 4

• 11 + 5

• 10 + 6

• double + 6

Multiple Choice

"15" in Spanish is...

• doce

• diecisiete

• quinientos

• quince

Multiple Choice

"Mi cumpleaños es" is best used for...

• telling your age

• saying your name

• telling when your birthday is

Multiple Choice

I am from the U.S.A. in Spanish

• Hay de los Estados Unidos

• Soy de los Estados Unidos

• Tengo de los Estados Unidos

Multiple Choice

Tengo

• I have

• I want

• I like

Multiple Choice

Tiene

• I have

• I want

• has

Multiple Choice

Hay

• Have / has

• There is / There are

• I want

Multiple Choice

¿Qué es parte de la casa es?

• Es un comedor grande. Tiene muchas sillas. Hay un perro en la mesa. Hay una alfombra y un espejo.

• Es una sala moderna. Tiene un sofa y dos mesitas. Hay un perro en la sala. Hay una puerta muy grande y muchas luces.

Multiple Choice

Es una casa en la playa. Tiene una piscina grande y un patio. Tiene escaleras blancas y muchos árboles.