What is the difference?
el vs él
el is a definite article that means "the"
él is a subject pronoun that means "he"
Would you use this saludo with an amigo o con Dr. Carter?
¿Qué tal?
un amigo
How do you say the following time in Spanish...?
12:00 PM (use the short version)
Es mediodía
How many singular subject pronouns are there in Spanish?
5 / cinco
Hispanic people give hugs and kisses (on the cheek) when they meet up with one another.
Most people in the US limit physical interaction because they want personal space
Son vs Son las
Son means they are (about people and where they are from or what they are like)
Son las is used when telling time (It is ... o'clock)
Would you use this saludo with an amigo o con Dr. Carter?
¿Cómo está usted?
Dr. Carter
How do you say the following time in Spanish...?
12:00 AM (use the short version)
Es medianoche.
When you are talking about dos chicos named Roberto y Juan, what subject pronoun would you use instead of their names?
ellos
When is it appropriate to use "vosotros"?
in Spain
Señorita vs Señora
a single woman vs a married woman
What despedida would you use in Spanish if don't know if you will see the person soon?
Adiós/Chao.
How do you say the following time in Spanish...?
1:15
Es la una y cuarto.
Es la una y quince.
What subject pronoun in Spanish would replace Julio y yo?
nosotros
When is it appropriate to use "ustedes"?
Latin America
¿Cómo está? vs ¿Cómo estás?
usted vs tú
formal vs informal
What despedida would you use in Spanish if you know you will see the person soon?
Nos vemos.
Hasta luego.
Hasta pronto.
Hasta mañana.
How do you say the following time in Spanish...?
2:45
Son las tres menos cuarto.
What subject pronoun is the same as usted in Spanish?
tú
¿Cómo estáis? is used in what country?
Spain
¿Cómo estáis? vs ¿Cómo están?
vosotros vs ustedes
Spain vs Latin America
If someone held the door open for you, what would you say in Spanish?
Gracias.
Muchas gracias
How do you say the following time in Spanish...?
6:30 PM
Son las seis y media de la tarde
What pronoun is the same as vosotros/vosotras in Spanish?
ustedes
What are the cultural language differences in the US versus in Spanish speaking countries?
formal vs informal language