Do Now ¡Buenos días! Hoy es …..

Mira la hoja de papel. Look at the handout.(The whole front page is your hazlo. )

1. Greetings:2. Goodbyes:   

ESPAÑOL

Sra. Greendyke: Buenas tardes, Malika. ¿Cómo estás?

Malika: Muy bien, gracias, Señora Greendyke. ¿Y Usted?

Sra. Greendyke: Bien, gracias.

ENGLISH

Sra. G.: ________________________________________________

Malika: ______________________________________________

_____________________________________

Sra. G.: ________________________________________________

ESPAÑOL

Clevon: Buenos días, Shanika. ¿Qué tal?

Shanika: Regular. ¿Y tú, Clevon?

Clevon: Nada.

ENGLISH

Clevon: _______________________________________

Shanika: _______________________________________

________________________________

Clevon: _______________________________________

Los diálogos

• When practicing your dialogue to present it to the class…– You should speak at a low volume when

practicing.– If you have a question, raise your hand and wait

patiently for Srta. Meza– Please respect those working around you.

The Spanish Alphabet

El alfabeto“El abecedario”

Some notes on the Spanish alphabet…

• In English, sometimes vowels take on different pronunciations

• Pronounce the following words:– naked, baked– water, later– roaring, pouring

• In Spanish, 99% of the time, vowels keep the same pronunciation, making it very easy to pronounce the word if you know how each letter is pronounced.

Aa[ahh]

Bb[bay]

Cc[say]

Ch[chay]

Dd[day]

Ee[ay]

Ff[eff - ay]

Gg[he] [hay]

Hh[ah-che]

Ii[eee]

Jj[hotah]

Kk[kah]

Ll[ellay]

ll[ay-yay]

Mm[emm-eh]

Nn[enn-eh]

ñ[en-yay]

Oo[oh]

Pp[pay]

Qq[coo]

Rr[err - ray]

rr[errrrrr - ray] (roll tongue)

Ss[eh - say]

Tt[tay]

Uu[ooo]

Vv[vay]

Ww [doblay oo]

Xx[eh-kees]

Yy[igriega]

[ee-gree-ay-gah]

Zz[zay - tah]

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