Los diarios: lunes, el nueve de enero  Por favor, traduzcan las oraciones al español.”  Hello! How are you Mrs. May?   What’s up Pedro?   What is your name? (informal)   Nice to meet you.   See you tomorrow!

Standards & Essential Questions  Standards:  Students will use basic greetings, farewells, and expressions of courtesy.  Students will demonstrate Novice-Low proficiency in oral and written exchanges with respect to proper pronunciation, intonation, and writing mechanics.  Essential Questions:  How do you greet someone formally and informally?  How do you say goodbye?

MINI LESSON Greetings and goodbyes

Formal vs. Informal  You use the formal form when talking to adults. For example: you would talk in a formal form with teachers, parents, grandparents, etc. This shows respect.  You use the informal form when talking to your friends (amigos), people your age or children.

Formal Vs.Informal  Hola, ¿Cómo está usted? - Hello, How are you?  ¿y usted? - and you?  ¿Cómo se llama? - What is your name?  Hola, ¿Cómo estás? - Hello, How are you?  ¿y tú? - and you?  ¿Cómo te llamas? - What is your name?

Responses to “¿Cómo está/s?  (Yo) estoy… Muy = very  Bien = good  Mal = bad  Cansado/a = tired Chicos: cansado, Chicas: cansada  Más o menos = okay  Ejemplo: Yo estoy muy bien, gracias.

Nice to meet you!!  Mucho gusto: Nice to meet you.  Encantado/a: Nice to meet you. (Used mostly in Spain) You too!! (Likewise)  Igualmente

Frase Informal  ¿Qué pasa?: What’s up?  Nada: nothing

Time to say Goodbye!  Adios (Goodbye)  Hasta Luego (See you later)  Hasta mañana (See you tomorrow)  Hasta pronto (See you soon)  Nos Vemos (I’ll see you)  Vaya con Dios (Go with God)

Work on your dialogues. When you are done, practice your dialogue and then we will perform them for the class. Work Session

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