Lesson 2 - Spanish PDF

Lesson 2 Recap Hola! - silent h Buenos Dias (i with accent) - masculine Buenas - Feminine datus personales - personal info soy/ me nombre es/ me llamo - can be used when introduction que - prono...

Lesson 2 Recap Hola! - silent h Buenos Dias (i with accent) - masculine Buenas - Feminine datus personales - personal info soy/ me nombre es/ me llamo - can be used when introduction que - pronounced as ke if the next word will start with e, y(ih) will be eh gato - gata - female cat make cat dedos - fingers dedo - jifara - girafe finger’ pera - pear elaro - ice zapato - shoes cream nube = cloud raton - mouse yogur - yogurt como de deletrea - what is the spelling? Spanish name arrangement - Francine Inosanto Punzalan Say How You Are ¿Cómo estás? - kamusta - informal Lesson 2 1  Qué tal? - what’s up - casual ¿Cómo está usted/Qué tal está - formal Response Estoy - I am (used inside the classroom) Muy bien - very good Bien - okay Mal - bad mas o menos - 50/50 Regular - normal Asking back y tu? - informal y usted - formal Pronoun Lesson 2 2  yo can sometimes be pronounced as jo el - with accent , without accent the tu - with accent, without will be your vosotros - kayo/ you guys, all male/ mixed vosotras - kayo/ you guys, all female nosotras - all female we/ tayo nosotros - all male or mixed we/ tayo ellos - mixed na sila/ they ellas - all female sila/ they ella - she el - him usted - kausap na formal, singular ustedes - kausap na formal plural yo - i Lesson 2 3  anything that you do to yourself will have a verb “se” in the end every pronoun will have a partner except the ellos/ellas/ustedes double l will be ly - ella - elya Lesson 2 4  Emotions Nerviosoja - nervous ( female) Nervioso - nervouse ( male) Aburridoja - bored ( female) Aburrido - bored (nale) Contentoja- content (female) Contento - content (male) Feliz - happy tranquiloja - calm ( female) tranquillo - calm (male) ends with 0 - masculine ( nerviosio, aburrido,contento, tranquillo) Lesson 2 5  add es to make plural for country name’s ending with a consonant Lesson 2 6 Lesson 2 7 Lesson 2 8 Lesson 2 9  always put “de” before nationality - dont capitalize country - capitalize ellos/ser/ de/japon - ellos son de Japon tu/y /yo/ser/ de/malaga - tu y yo somos de Malaga celine, dirk y francesca ser aleman Celine ser francesca y drik ser aleman - Celine es Francesca y Dirk es aleman, Lesson 2 10  vosotros ser de india vosostros sois de India ellas ser italianas y ellos ser espanoles- ellas son italianas y ellos son espanoles spanish - espanol week - semana thank you very much - gracias male teacher - maestro see you later friday - viernes Lesson 2 11