Greetings/Goodbyes
Nombres
How you doin'?
Orígines
Pronoun Showdown
100
First thing you can say to Señorita Berentson when you arrive to class. (In Spanish, of course.)
hola, buenos días, etc.
100
What does "nombre" mean in English?
Name!
100
What does "¿Qué pasa?" mean in English?
What's up?
100
Translate into English: "Soy de California."
I am from California.
100
What does "yo" mean?
I
200
One way to say goodbye in Spanish.
¡Adios!
200
Answer the following in a full Spanish sentence about one person in your group: "Cómo te llamas?"
Me llamo...
200
How do you say "How are you?" in Spanish?
¿Cómo estás?
200
Translate into Spanish: "He is from Cuba."
Él es de Cuba.
200
Who do we use the "tú" form with?
friends, family members, people our age, people we are close to.
300
What does "Hasta luego" mean?
See you later.
300
Translate into Spanish: "This is Doris."
Ésta es Doris.
300
Translate: "Estoy bien, gracias."
I'm well, thank you.
300
How do you ask someone where they are from in Spanish. (a friend)
¿De dónde eres?
300
What's one way to say "they" in Spanish?
Ellos Ellas
400
Translate into English: "Hasta mañana, amigo."
"See you later, pal!"
400
What is the difference between "Señora" and "Señorita" ?
Señora = married woman Señorita = unmarried woman
400
What is the opposite (in Spanish, of course) of "Estoy bien."
"Estoy mal."
400
What do you do with your late :( homework in Spanish 1?
Put it in the "tarea tarde" bin at the back of the class!
400
What's one way to say "we" in Spanish?
Nosotros Nosotras
500
What is the difference between "buenas tardes" and "buenas noches"?
"buenas tardes" = good afternoon "buenas noches" = good evening or good night
500
Answer the following question in a full, Spanish sentence. "¿Cómo se llama la profesora de español?
Ella se llama Señorita Berentson.
500
What are two ways to say (in Spanish) that you are just okay or alright.
Así así más o menos Estoy regular.
500
Answer the following question in a full, Spanish sentence. "De dónde es Señorita Berentson?"
Ella es de Washington State.
500
List two ways to say "you" in Spanish.
Tú Usted Vosotros/as Ustedes
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