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How do you spell the word "Hola" using the spanish alphabet?
How do you say "Good Morning" in Spanish?
Buenos Días
Complete the line from Stage 2: "Me llamo Ana. ¿Y ____?"
Tú or usted.
Would you use tú or usted when speaking to your school principal or a judge?
Usted (formal)
Is the letter H in Spanish pronounced like an English 'H'? What is its pronunciation if not?
Silent! (e.g., hola, hotel)
How do you spell the word "Gato" using the spanish alphabet?
Ge, A, Te, O
How do you say "I'm Well" in Spanish
Estoy Bien
What question do you ask when you want someone to spell their name?
¿Cómo se escribe? (or ¿Cómo se escribe tu nombre?)
Would you use tú or usted when speaking to a stranger who is the same age.
Usually tú (informal). Depends on the region, but for our purposes, informal is fine for this.
What Spanish letter makes the "NYAH" sound, like in español or piña?
Ñ / eñe
How do you spell the word "Lunes" using the spanish alphabet?
Ele, U, Ene, E, Ese
How do you say "I'm tired" in Spanish?
Estoy cansado/a.
How do you say "Nice to meet you" in Spanish
Mucho Gusto or Encantado/a or Placer.
Is the question "¿Cómo estás?" formal or informal?
Informal (used with peers and friends)
In Spanish, do the letters B and V sound completely different or almost identical?
Almost identical!
How do you spell the word "Gracias" using the spanish alphabet?
Ge, Ere, A, Ce, Ee, Ah, Ese
How do you say "So so" or "Ok" in Spanish?
Name two different ways to say "Goodbye" or "See you later"
¡Hasta luego!, ¡Adiós!, ¡Nos vemos!, ¡Hasta mañana!
How do you ask an adult or teacher "What is your name?" using formal register?
¿Cómo se llama usted?
Pronounce this city name out loud with pure Spanish vowels: Guadalajara
Gwah-dah-lah-HAH-rah
How do you spell the word "Cañillera" using the spanish alphabet?
Ce, A, Eñe, I, Elle (Doble ele), E, Ere, A
Buenas noches can also be used as a greeting in Spanish when the sun is setting, True or False.
False! While unlike English you can use Buenas Noches as a greeting, it has to be dark out.
Put these lines in their correct order by LETTER. A) Me llamo Jose B) Mucho gusto, adios C) Buenas tardes, ¿cómo estás? D) Estoy bien, ¿cómo te llamas?
CDAB
Why do speakers use Usted instead of tú in Spanish culture?
To show respect, formal authority, politeness, or age/social distance.
Recite this famous tongue twister line cleanly out loud: "Erre con erre guitarra, erre con erre carril"