1. Bellringer 1/28 Write the name of the following animals in Spanish. Then say what they are in English. 1. ce-a-ene-ge-u-ere-o 2. te-i-ge-ere-e 3. jota-i-ere-a-efe-a 4. ka-o-a-ele-a 5. e-ele-e-efe-a-ene-te-e 6. de-e-ele-efe-i-ene 7. ge-a-te-o 8. ce-a-eme-e-elle-o

2. ¿Qué pasa hoy? 1/28 Alphabet vocab check Finish Saludos

3. Being polite Please- Thank you- Your welcome-

4. Addressing people pg. 10 Mr.- Mrs.- Miss/Ms.- He- She- You (informal)- You (formal)-

5. Asking/giving names pg. 6 What’s your name? (informal)- What’s your name? (formal)- My name is...-(2) I’m...- What is his/her name?- His/her name is...- Who is...?- He/she is...-

6. Now let’s practice asking and answering names… ¿Cómo te llamas?/¿Cómo se llama Ud.? Me llamo.../Mi nombre es.../Soy... ¿Cómo se llama él/ella? Él/ella se llama… ¿Quién es él/ella? Él/ella es…

7. Introducing someone pg. 10 This is...(male)- This is...(female)- Nice to meet you-(2) Likewise-

8. Comparing... Social conventions regarding greetings between old friends vary among cultures. Within Hispanic populations, among men one can observe a firm handshake, often accompanied by a squeeze of the upper arm with the left hand. Men who are close friends or who share family ties often greet with an “abrazo” and pats on the back, and younger males are taught that not following this protocol is desrepectful. Women and men who have personal friendships often greet with a kiss on the cheek. How do you greet your friends? Your family?

9. Other vocabulary pg. 10 classmate- Spanish teacher- Science teacher- boy- best friend (boy)- girl- best friend (girl)- student-

10. Asking/telling where someone is from pg. 11 Where are you from? (informal)- Where are you from? (formal)- I’m from...- Where is he/she from?- He/she is from...-