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1 Me llamo La fecha: El abecedario/el alfabeto: Letters Sounds of the letters in words Notes A (ah) ah (as in father) ADD NOTES FOR YOU TO REMEMBER B (bay) b ANYTHING ABOUT THE LETTERS HERE C (say) k or s *(CH) (chay) ch D (day) d E (eh) e (as in egg) F (efe) f, ph G (hey) g, h H (ach-ay) SILENT I (e) ee (as in meet) J (hota) breathy h K (kah) k L (ele) l *(LL) (elle) yo (as in yo-yo) M (eme) m N (ene) n Ñ (eñe) ny (as in canyon) O (oh) o (as in oats) P (pay) p Q (coo) ku R (ere) r *RR (erre) rolled r S (ese) s T (tay) t U (oo) oo (as in boo) V (bay) v W (doblaybay) w X (equis) ks Y (igriega) y (as in yes) Z (zeta) s (does not buzz) *B and V sound exactly the same. *Z and S sound exactly the same. *D sometimes sounds similar to an English th. * H is silent Práctica: Listen as your teacher spells the following words and write the words below:

2 Cómo estás? vs. Cómo está usted? Cómo estás? and Cómo está usted? both mean HOW ARE YU? Cómo estás? and Y tú? are familiar phrases used with: *SIBLINGS *CLASSMATES *SOMEONE YOUGER THAN YOU Cómo está usted? and Y usted? are formal phrases used with: *SOMEONE OLDER THAN YOU *PRESIDENT *GOVERNOR Other familiar greetings: QUÉ PASA? and QUÉ TAL? Práctica: Imagine you are asking the following people how they are. If you would use a familiar greeting, write tú and if you would use a formal greeting write usted. 1. Un maestro de español USTED 4. Un amigo TÚ 2. Un doctor USTED 5. Señor James USTED 3. Tu mamá TÚ 6. Tu hermano (your brother) TÚ Cómo te llamas? vs. Cómo se llama? Cómo te llamas? and Cómo se llama? both mean WHAT IS YOUR NAME? Cómo te llamas? is a familiar phrases used with: *FAMILY *FRIENDS *PETS Cómo se llama? is a formal phrases used with: *PRINCIPAL *TEACHERS *POLICE MAN Práctica: Imagine you are asking the following people what their name is. How would you ask? 1. A classmate CÓMO TE LLAMAS? 2. Your little brother CÓMO TE LLAMAS? 3. A new coach CÓMO SE LLAMA? 4. Your teacher CÓMO SE LLAMA? 2

3 Subject Pronouns A. Fill in the chart with the SPANISH and ENGLISH subject pronouns. Yo- I Nosotros/Nosotras- we Tú- you (informal) Vosotros/Vosotras- y all (informal) Él- he Ella- she Usted (Ud.)- you (formal) Ellos- they Ellas- they Ustedes (Uds.)- you guys (formal) B. Match the following subject pronouns with their correct English translations. 1. G ella a. you all 2. D nosotros b. you guys 3. E ellos c. I 4. C yo d. we 5. A vosotros e. they (m) 6. B ustedes f. you (formal) 7. J tú g. she 8. F usted h. he 9. I ellas i. they (f) 10. H él j. you (informal) C. Look at the English subject pronouns below. Circle the correct Spanish translation. 1. y all ( nosotros / vosotros ) 2. he ( él / yo ) 3. she ( ella / usted ) 4. you ( tú / él ) 5. you guys ( ellos / ustedes ) 6. I ( yo / tú ) 7. you ( usted / vosotras ) 8. they ( él / ellas ) 9. we ( nosotras / ustedes ) 10. it ( ellos / ella ) D. Which You would you use when you are talking to.. (Tú, Usted, Vosotros,as or Ustedes) 1. a teacher USTED 2. your friends VOSOTROS/ (USTEDES) 3. your parents VOSOTROS/ (USTEDES) 4. your sibling TÚ 5. your pets VOSOTROS/ (USTEDES) 6. a relative TÚ 7. a policeman USTED 8. a stranger USTED 9. your classmates VOSOTROS/ (USTEDES) 10. an administrator USTED E. Fill in the chart with the SPANISH and ENGLISH conjugations of the verb ser. SOY- I AM SOMOS- WE ARE ERES- YOU ARE SOIS- Y ALL ARE ES- HE/SHE/IT IS SON- THEY/YOU GUYS ARE 3

4 F. Match the pronouns to the correct ser conjugation. 1. C ella a. son 2. D nosotros b. soy 3. A ellos c. es 4. B yo d. somos 5. F vosotros e. eres 6. A ustedes f. sois 7. E tú 8. C usted 9. A ellas 10. C él G. Look at the English subject pronouns below. Circle the correct ser conjugation. 1. y all ( somos / sois ) 2. he ( es / sois ) 3. she ( es / son ) 4. you ( eres / somos ) 5. you guys ( sois / son ) 6. I ( soy / son ) 7. you ( es / soy ) 8. they ( es / son ) 9. we ( somos / eres ) 10. it ( son / es ) H. Fill in the following sentences with the correct form of ser or the correct subject pronoun. 1. NOSOTROS somos de Guatemala. 2. Yo SOY mexicano. 3. Vosotras SOIS de Perú. 4. Él ES científico. 5. Tú ERES de Francia. 6. VOSOTROS sois de Honduras. 7. Ellos SON de Argentina. 8. Usted ES venezolano. 9. Eres TÚ guatemalteca? 10. Ellas SON talentosos. I. Use the information provided in parenthesis to answer the questions in a complete sentence. (+) means answer affirmatively. (-) means answer negatively. 1. Eres tú sociable? (-) NO, (YO) NO SOY SOCIABLE. 2. Son ustedes de Bolivia? (+) SÍ, (NOSOTROS) SOMOS DE BOLIVIA. 3. Sois locos? (-) NO, (NOSOTROS) NO SOMOS LOCOS. 4. Eres americano? (+) SÍ, (YO) SOY AMERICANO. 5. Es ella inteligente? (+) SÍ, (ELLA) ES INTELIGENTE. 4

5 Las Capitales de los países hispanohablantes (Capitals of Spanish-Speaking Countries): A. Write the capital for the following countries. MÉXICO D.F. México HAVANA Cuba SANTO DOMINGO República Dominicana SAN JUAN Puerto Rico GUATEMALA Guatemala TEGUCIGALPA Honduras SAN SALVADOR El Salvador MANAGUA Nicaragua SAN JOSÉ Costa Rica PANAMÁ Panamá CARACAS Venezuela BOGOTÁ Colombia QUITO Ecuador LIMA Perú LA PAZ/SUCRE Bolivia ASUNCIÓN Paraguay SANTIAGO Chile BUENOS AIRES Argentina MONTEVIDEO Uruguay MADRID España MALABO Guinea Ecuatorial Label the map. 5

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