Introducciones
Use this expression to introduce your name.
Me llamo...
ex. Me llamo Anita.
Use this expression to say hello.
hola
This is the only Spanish-speaking country in Europe.
Spain (España)
This is the person who teaches the class.
el profesor / la profesora
Write your notes on this when you don't have your notebook.
el papel
Use this expression to describe how you're doing.
ex. Estoy bien.
Use this expression to say see you tomorrow.
hasta mañana
This is the only Spanish-speaking country in Africa.
This is where you can look up the vocabulary and grammar that we're learning in class.
el libro
You'll need this item to check email, Google Classroom, or access any other online resources.
la computadora
Use this expression to say where you're from
Soy de...
ex. Soy de Rancho Cordova.
Use this expression to say good morning.
buenos días
This is the largest Spanish-speaking country in South America.
Argentina
This is what you stare at when you wonder how much time is left in class.
el reloj
Use this to write, but not permanently.
el lápiz
Use this expression to say how old you are.
Tengo... años.
ex. Tengo quince (15) años.
Use this expression to say good night or good evening.
buenas noches
Although it is not a part of the 50 United States, people born in this Spanish-speaking country automatically gain US citizenship.
Puerto Rico
This is where the teacher might write announcements, agendas, notes, or doodles.
la pizarra
Write your notes in this so they stay organized in one place.
el cuaderno
Use this expression to say when your birthday is.
Mi cumpleaños es el (day) de (month).
ex. Mi cumpleaños es el 7 de enero.
What are the two expressions to ask someone "How are you?", formally and informally?
Informal: ¿Cómo estás (tú)?
Formal: ¿Cómo está (usted)?
The story of La Llorona, the Weeping Woman doomed to lament the tragic loss of her children forever, hails from this Spanish-speaking country.
México
Use this when your lápiz is dull.
el sacapuntas
You might need this in an art class or math class to draw straight lines or measure things.
la regla