Greetings, Farewells and meeting for the first time
Translate "Good afternoon" into Spanish.
Buenas tardes.
What is a subject pronoun?
A word used to replace a noun.
What is a verb?
action word
Identify the stem and infinitive ending of "estudiar".
Stem: estudi-; ending: -ar.
Which subject pronoun has the same conjugation ending for all of the three regular verb families (-AR, -ER, and -IR)?
Yo
Which informal greeting is the most common and neutral?
Hola
According to the gender rules, what are the most common endings for female and male:
Female: -a, Male: -o
What are the two parts of a Spanish verb?
Stem (raíz) and ending (terminación).
What are the tree verb family?
-AR, -IR, and -IR
What two things should you consider when greeting someone in Spanish?
The time of day and the level of formality.
What is a gesture used to greet someone in a Spanish Speaking Country?
A Hug, a Kiss on the Cheek, or a Handshake
Choose the correct article: ___ libro (the book).
El libro.
What is conjugation?
Changing a verb so it can be used in a sentence.
What is the first step when conjugating a regular verb like comer?
Identify the ending
What is a Regular verb?
Follow predictable/same patterns
You meet a teacher for the first time. How do you formally ask their name?
¿Cómo se llama usted?
Make this plural: "la mesa".
Las mesas.
What part of a regular verb do you change when conjugating it?
ending
What are the three things that a verb can communicate when it is conjugated?
Who, when and what.
When conjugating regular verbs in Spanish, what matters: gender or number?
Gender does not matter; number (singular or plural) matters.
Which two Spanish titles are used before a person's first name instead of their last name?
Don and Doña.
Which subject pronoun replaces "Carlos y José"?
Ellos
Conjugate: Yo ___ (hablar).
Yo hablo.
What is the only pronoun that Which subject pronoun has a different conjugation ending for each of the three regular verb families (-AR, -ER, and -IR)? f
Nosotros(as)
What clues help you decide whether to use nosotros(as) or ellos(as)?
“Y yo” and the gender of the group.