Los Saludos
You arrive at school at 11:30 a.m. Which greeting should you use?
A. Buenas noches
B. Buenas tardes
C. Buenos días
D. Hasta luego
C. Buenos días
This Spanish word is commonly used when saying “Goodbye.”
Adiós
Terrible — Súper — Chévere — Excelente
Terrible
There are three mistakes in this exchange. Find and correct all three:
Student: ¿Cómo están?
Teacher: Muy bien, ¿y tú?
Student: Adios.
Student: ¿Cómo está?
Teacher: Muy bien, ¿y usted?
Student: Adiós.
Unscramble:
Í – N – G – A – B – T – U – E – D – E – N – A
TENGA UN BUEN DÍA
Complete the dialogue.
La señora García : Buenas tardes alumnos
Alumnos : _______________________
Buenas tardes la señora García
Complete the farewell:
Hasta ________.
Hint: You are saying that you will see the person again soon.
Hasta pronto
Which question would you use when speaking to more than one person?
A. ¿Cómo estás?
B. ¿Cómo está?
C. ¿Cómo están?
D. ¿Y tú?
C. ¿Cómo están?
Which word does NOT belong?
Hola — Adiós — Excelente — Hasta Pronto
Excelente
I am a Spanish word often used to describe how someone is doing. I can be used as a positive response to a question about your well-being. I am not “excelente” or “súper.” I have 7 letters. What word am I?
Chévere
Unscramble:
ONIEVSBDIEN
Bienvenidos
Adiós — Nos vemos — Hasta pronto — Gracias
gracias
Complete the exchange correctly:
Teacher: ¿Cómo están?
Student: __________, ¿________?
Student: __________, ¿y usted?
¿Cómo están?
Are you speaking to:
A. One person informally
B. One person formally
C. More than one person
C. More than one person
WHICH ONE DOESN'T BELONG?
Más o menos — Hasta luego — Así así — Regular
Hasta luego
I begin with the same word as another Spanish greeting used earlier in the day. My second word is the opposite of “days.” Put the two words together, and you have a Spanish greeting.
Unscramble:
OTEINSLO
Unscramble:
TNEOIMBSEINO
Which expression can mean both “see you” and function as a farewell, without specifying exactly when you will meet again?
Nos vemos
When would you use the expression “¿Y ustedes?”
A. When speaking to one person formally
B. When speaking to one person informally
C. When saying goodbye to someone
D. When speaking to two or more people
D. When speaking to two or more people
Which Doesn't Belong?
Hola — Adiós — Buenos días — Buenas tardes
Adiós
I am one Spanish word.
I am often said after making a small mistake.
I can also be used when trying to get someone's attention politely.
You may hear me after someone accidentally steps on another person's foot.
What am I?
Perdón
I am a Spanish expression made up of two identical words.
I am used to describe a feeling that is neither especially good nor especially bad.
What am I?
así así
I am a Spanish word you might say after receiving something from someone.
I am often heard at the end of a polite exchange.
I can be followed by a response that means the other person is welcome.
What word am I?
gracias
I am one of the shortest and most versatile Spanish greetings. I can be used at different times of the day and do not change depending on whether you are speaking to one person or several people. What am I?
Hola