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Which Spanish verb translates to 'to live'?
Which Spanish verb translates to 'to live'?
- HABER
- SER
- VIVIR (correct)
- TENER
What is the proper way to ask about someone's profession in Spanish?
What is the proper way to ask about someone's profession in Spanish?
- ¿Cómo te llamas?
- ¿Qué haces? (correct)
- ¿Cuál es tu nacionalidad?
- ¿Dónde vives?
When referring to nationality, which form is used for a man?
When referring to nationality, which form is used for a man?
- Masculine (correct)
- Plural
- Feminine
- Neuter
Which letter corresponds to 'Z' in the Spanish alphabet?
Which letter corresponds to 'Z' in the Spanish alphabet?
In informal settings, which form of address is used for family and friends?
In informal settings, which form of address is used for family and friends?
Which of the following is the Spanish word for 'shelf'?
Which of the following is the Spanish word for 'shelf'?
What is the Spanish translation for 'Dolphin'?
What is the Spanish translation for 'Dolphin'?
In Spanish, which verb means 'to be'?
In Spanish, which verb means 'to be'?
Which of the following professions would most likely use the masculine form when identifying a group that includes a woman?
Which of the following professions would most likely use the masculine form when identifying a group that includes a woman?
In Spanish, what is the correct phrase for formally introducing oneself?
In Spanish, what is the correct phrase for formally introducing oneself?
What verb would you use to ask about someone's possession in Spanish?
What verb would you use to ask about someone's possession in Spanish?
Which option describes the purpose of using the verb 'ser' in terms of nationality in Spanish?
Which option describes the purpose of using the verb 'ser' in terms of nationality in Spanish?
How would you correctly ask someone about their nationality in Spanish?
How would you correctly ask someone about their nationality in Spanish?
Which of the following letters in the Spanish alphabet represents the sound of 'Y'?
Which of the following letters in the Spanish alphabet represents the sound of 'Y'?
When addressing someone formally in Spanish, whom should you use the formal 'usted' with?
When addressing someone formally in Spanish, whom should you use the formal 'usted' with?
Which of the following translates accurately to 'ghost' in Spanish?
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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