1. El Alfabeto Y Saludos
Lección Uno

2. Objetivos: In this lesson you will learn to: El alfabeto Greet people
Respond when people greet you
Obtain and provide information and engage in short conversations dealing with greeting

3. El Alfabeto A – Avion B – Bebé Ba , be, bi, bo, bu C – Carro, cesta
Ca, ce, ci, co, cu
D – Dedo
Da, de, di, do, du
E – Elefante, es

4. Más Alfabeto F- Foto Fa, fe, fi, fo, fu G- Gato, gemelas
Ga, ge, gi, go, gu
H- hamaca, hopsital
Ha, he, hi, ho, hu
I - iglesia

5. Letras: J-M J- Javon, Jueves Ja, je, ji, jo ju K- kilo, Karen
Ka, ke, ki, ko ,ku
L – lago
La, le, li, lo, lu
M – Mono
Ma, me, mi, mo, mu

6. Letras: N - Q N – Nariz Na, ne, ni, no, nu Ñ- Niña Ña, ñe, ñi, ño, ñu
O – Oso
P – Pelo
Pa, pe, pi, po, pu
Q – queso

7. Letras – R - V R – Rana Ra, Re, Ri, Ro, Ru S – Sala Sa, Se, Si, So, Su
T – Té
Ta, Te, Ti, To, Tu
U – Uva
V – Vaca
Va, Ve, Vi, Vo, Vu

8. Letras: W-Z W – Washington, Walkiria Wa, we, wi, wo, wu X – Examen
Xa, xe, xi, xo, xu
Y – yeso (ya, ye, yi, yo, yu)
Z – zapato
Za, ze, zi, zo, zu

9. Listening comprehansion
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10. El alfabeto- la cancion
BnUcbuQ
An song that will help you learn the Spanish alphabet.

11. Some expressions
Hola!
Hola! Qué Tal?
Bien, gracias. Y tu?
Muy bien.

12. Formal Spanish greetings.
Some greetings are more formal than
!Hola¡ When you greet an older person, you may use one of the following expressions
Buenos dias, señora.
Buenas tardes, señorita.
Buenas noches señor.
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13. Cultura
When speaking Spanish, the titles Señor, señora, and señorita are frequently used without the last name of the person.
In Spanish-speaking countries, young people almost always shake hands when they greet one another.

14. Homework: Manos a la obra
Buenos Dias! Draw five stick figures. Give each one a name. They will present your family, friends, and teachers. Greet each one of them properly in Spanish.

15. Lección 2
In this lesson you will learn how to say good-bye to people. You will notice that there are many different expressions you can use when taking leave of a person

16. Adiós
The usual expression to use when saying good-bye to someone is ¡Adiós!
If you plan to see the person again soon, you can say ¡Hasta pronto! Or ¡Hasta Luego! If you plan to see the person the next day, you can say ¡Hasta Mañana!
You will frequently hear the informal expression !Chao!

17. La cortesía There are several way to express you’re welcome.
No hay de que
De nada
Por nada
2. Ordering food politely
Un taco, por favor
Una echilada, por favor
3. Saying thank you
Gracias

18. Activity – order the following foods
1. Un sandwich
2. Una limonada
3. Una pizza
4. Un té
5. un tamal
6. una enchilada

19. Class activity: Write a Spanish expression from this lesson that illustrates the English word or expression. Follow the model
Greeting people
¡Hola!
Saying good-bye
Hello. How are you?
Very good. Thank you.
And you?
See you soon.

20. México
Mexico reflects a country with rich Aztec, Mayan, and Spanish heritage.