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Which Spanish verb translates to 'to live'?
What is the proper way to ask about someone's profession in Spanish?
When referring to nationality, which form is used for a man?
Which letter corresponds to 'Z' in the Spanish alphabet?
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In informal settings, which form of address is used for family and friends?
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Which of the following is the Spanish word for 'shelf'?
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What is the Spanish translation for 'Dolphin'?
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In Spanish, which verb means 'to be'?
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Which of the following professions would most likely use the masculine form when identifying a group that includes a woman?
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In Spanish, what is the correct phrase for formally introducing oneself?
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What verb would you use to ask about someone's possession in Spanish?
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Which option describes the purpose of using the verb 'ser' in terms of nationality in Spanish?
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How would you correctly ask someone about their nationality in Spanish?
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Which of the following letters in the Spanish alphabet represents the sound of 'Y'?
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When addressing someone formally in Spanish, whom should you use the formal 'usted' with?
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Which of the following translates accurately to 'ghost' in Spanish?
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Study Notes
Spanish Alphabet
- A - A - Avión (Airplane)
- B - Be - Bicicleta (Bicycle)
- C - Ce - Cerezas (Cherries)
- CH - Che - Chocolate (Chocolate)
- D - De - DelfÃn (Dolphin)
- E - E - Estante (Shelf)
- F - Efe - Fantasma (Ghost)
- G - Ge - Gato (Cat)
- H - Hache - Hogar (Home)
- I - I - Isla (Island)
- J - Jota - Jirafa (Giraffe)
- K - Ka - Kiwi (Kiwi)
- L - Ele - Libro (Book)
- LL - Elle - Llave (Key)
- M - Eme - Máscara (Mask)
- N - Ene - Navidad (Christmas)
- Ñ - Eñe - Ñandú (Rhea)
- O - O - Oveja (Sheep)
- P - Pe - Plátano (Banana)
- Q - Cu - QuÃmica (Chemistry)
- R - Ere - Rica (Rich)
- RR - Erre - Perro (Dog)
- S - Ese - Sidra (Cider)
- T - Te - Tigre (Tiger)
- U - U - Uvas (Grapes)
- V - Uve - Vaca (Cow)
- W - Uve doble - Wapiti (Elk)
- X - Equis - Xilófono (Xylophone)
- Y - Igriega - Yate (Yacht)
- Z - Zeta - Zapato (Shoe)
Greetings and Goodbyes
- Formal greetings are used for individuals with authority, older persons, or new acquaintances.
- Informal greetings are reserved for family and friends.
Asking for Conditions
- SER: to be (used with I, you, we, they + am/are)
- TENER: to have (used with I, you, we, they + have)
- VIVIR: to live (used with I, you, we, they + live)
Jobs and Professions
- Names are formatted as First Name + Last Name + Middle Name.
- Example: Kaelee Munsod Velez
- Nationality refers to gender; masculine and feminine forms indicate gender in Spanish.
- Example: "Mi amigo es filipino/a."
- When referring to a mixed-gender group, masculine form is used regardless of the number of males or females present.
Verb Use with Professions
- The verb "ser" is used when stating or asking about professions.
- Example question: "What do you do?"
- Example statement: "My name is Janice, I am a Filipino and Spanish teacher."
Spanish Alphabet
- A - A - Avión (Airplane)
- B - Be - Bicicleta (Bicycle)
- C - Ce - Cerezas (Cherries)
- CH - Che - Chocolate (Chocolate)
- D - De - DelfÃn (Dolphin)
- E - E - Estante (Shelf)
- F - Efe - Fantasma (Ghost)
- G - Ge - Gato (Cat)
- H - Hache - Hogar (Home)
- I - I - Isla (Island)
- J - Jota - Jirafa (Giraffe)
- K - Ka - Kiwi (Kiwi)
- L - Ele - Libro (Book)
- LL - Elle - Llave (Key)
- M - Eme - Máscara (Mask)
- N - Ene - Navidad (Christmas)
- Ñ - Eñe - Ñandú (Rhea)
- O - O - Oveja (Sheep)
- P - Pe - Plátano (Banana)
- Q - Cu - QuÃmica (Chemistry)
- R - Ere - Rica (Rich)
- RR - Erre - Perro (Dog)
- S - Ese - Sidra (Cider)
- T - Te - Tigre (Tiger)
- U - U - Uvas (Grapes)
- V - Uve - Vaca (Cow)
- W - Uve doble - Wapiti (Elk)
- X - Equis - Xilófono (Xylophone)
- Y - Igriega - Yate (Yacht)
- Z - Zeta - Zapato (Shoe)
Greetings and Goodbyes
- Formal greetings are used for individuals with authority, older persons, or new acquaintances.
- Informal greetings are reserved for family and friends.
Asking for Conditions
- SER: to be (used with I, you, we, they + am/are)
- TENER: to have (used with I, you, we, they + have)
- VIVIR: to live (used with I, you, we, they + live)
Jobs and Professions
- Names are formatted as First Name + Last Name + Middle Name.
- Example: Kaelee Munsod Velez
- Nationality refers to gender; masculine and feminine forms indicate gender in Spanish.
- Example: "Mi amigo es filipino/a."
- When referring to a mixed-gender group, masculine form is used regardless of the number of males or females present.
Verb Use with Professions
- The verb "ser" is used when stating or asking about professions.
- Example question: "What do you do?"
- Example statement: "My name is Janice, I am a Filipino and Spanish teacher."
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This quiz focuses on the Spanish alphabet and common greetings, offering learners a chance to reinforce their knowledge of letters and essential phrases in Spanish. From A to Z, participants will explore vocabulary associated with each letter and basic greetings. Perfect for beginners or anyone looking to brush up on their Spanish skills.
