Live Lesson 1.17

Live Lesson 1.17

• recall when to use the different ways to say "you" in Spanish

• identify letters in the Spanish alfabeto

• locate Spanish-speaking countries on a map

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​Learning Objectives

• Formal

• Use with people older than you, people unknown to you, and people in positions of authority

Usted (Ud.)

• Informal/familiar

• Use with family, pets, friends, people younger than you, or anyone that has invited you to use this term

Tú

Ways to say "you" when talking to 1 person in Spanish

Multiple Choice

How should you address this woman? You are meeting her for the first time, and she is older than you.

• usted

• tú

Multiple Choice

What would be an appropriate way to ask this woman her name?

• ¿Cómo se llama usted?

• ¿Cómo te llamas?

Multiple Choice

How would you address this young girl?

• usted

• tú

Multiple Choice

How would you ask this young girl where she is from?

• ¿De dónde es usted?

• ¿De dónde eres?

Multiple Choice

Listen to the audio. Select the image below that represents who the speaker would most likely be talking to.

• Female police officer

• Someone's pet

• A baby

• When in Spain this is formal!

• This is the only form used to talk to a group of people in the other Spanish-speaking countries

Ustedes (Uds.)

• When in Spain this is informal!

• Used with a group of family members, multiple pets, friends, people younger than you

Vosotros/Vosotras

Ways to say "you" when talking to a group of people in Spanish

Multiple Choice

How might you address this group of women in LATIN AMERICA?

• vosotros

• usted

• ustedes

Multiple Choice

How might you address this group of young students in SPAIN?

• vosotros

• ustedes

• tú

Multiple Choice

How might you address this group of young students in LATIN AMERICA?

• vosotros

• ustedes

• tú

Poll

Rate your comfort level with identifying what form of "you" to use when talking with different people in Spanish.

• I am feeling confident with the ways to say "you" in Spanish.

• I am still a little confused but think I will be okay if I study my notes on my own.

• I don't understand when to use the different ways to say "you" and need help.

• Knowing how to say the letters of the Spanish alphabet will be a huge help with pronunciation.

• On the next slide, follow along with your teacher and practice repeating all the letters of the Spanish alphabet.

Now Let's Review el alfabeto!

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• The vowels (A, E, I, O, U) sound very different in Spanish. Let's review!

Las Vocales (vowels)

Multiple Choice

Listen to the audio. What Spanish vowel did you hear?

• A

• E

• I

• O

• U

Multiple Choice

Listen to the audio. What Spanish vowel did you hear?

• A

• E

• I

• O

• U

Multiple Choice

Listen to the audio. What Spanish vowel did you hear?

• A

• E

• I

• O

• U

Multiple Choice

Listen to the audio and select the name of the Spanish-speaking country you hear being spelled.

• Perú

• Cuba

• Chile

• Panama

Hotspot

¿Dónde está Perú? (Where is Peru?)

Select the hotspot on the map that shows where Peru is located.

Remember: (Very Classy Elite People Believe Purple Cars Are Ugly)

Multiple Choice

Listen to the audio and select the name of the Spanish-speaking country you hear being spelled.

• Bolivia

• Paraguay

• Uruguay

• Guatemala

Hotspot

¿Dónde está Bolivia? (Where is Bolivia?)

Select the hotspot on the map that shows where Bolivia is located.

Remember: (Very Classy Elite People Believe Purple Cars Are Ugly)

Multiple Choice

Listen to the audio and select the name of the Spanish-speaking country you hear being spelled.

• Venezuela

• Honduras

• Colombia

• Guatemala

Hotspot

¿Dónde está Colombia? (Where is Colombia?)

Select the hotspot on the map that shows where Colombia is located.

Remember: (Very Classy Elite People Believe Purple Cars Are Ugly)

Audio Response

¿Cómo se escribe tu nombre? Practice answering this question by spelling your name in Spanish. Listen to the example.

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You have completed this lesson!

Keep reviewing ways to say "you", the Spanish alphabet, and Spanish-speaking countries.


Your Unit 1 test will be Wednesday, October 2nd!

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¡Felicitaciones!