WHAT YOU HAVE LEARNED IN SPANISH 1En la clase

Abran los libros Open your books

(en la página...)   (to page . . .)

  Cierren los libros. Close your books.

¿Cómo se dice…? How do you say . . .?

Se dice… You say . . .

¿Cómo se escribe How do you spell

(tu nombre)? (your name)?

Se escribe… It is spelled . . .

¿Comprendes? Do you understand?

Levanten la mano. Raise your hand.

Más despacio, por favor. More slowly, please.

No sé. I don’t know.

¿Qué quiere decir…? What does . . . mean?

Quiere decir… It means . . .

Repitan, por favor. Please repeat.

Saquen una hoja de papel.  

Take out a piece of paper.

Siéntense. Sit down.

¿Tienen preguntas? Do you have questions?

¿Verdad? Right?

En el libro

Completa la conversación. Complete the conversation.

Contesta las preguntas. Answer the questions.

Escoge la palabra / la respuesta...

Choose the word / answer . . .

Escribe... Write . . .

Escucha... Listen . . .

Explica... Explain . . .

Indica si es cierto o falso. Indicate whether it is true or false.

Lee... Read . . .

Pregúntale a otro(a) estudiante.

Ask another student.

Trabaja con otro(a) estudiante.

Work with another student.

Trabaja en un grupo de... Work in a group of .

Greet People and Say GoodbyeGreetingsBuenos días. Good morning.Buenas tardes. Good afternoon.Buenas noches. Good evening.Hola . Hello./Hi.Say GoodbyeAdiós. Goodbye.Buenas noches. Good night.Hasta luego. See you later.Hasta mañana. See you tomorrow.Say How You Are¿Cómo estás? How are you? (familiar)¿Cómo está usted? How are you? (formal)¿Qué tal? How is it going?Bien. Fine.Mal. Bad.Más o menos. So-so.Muy bien. Very well.Regular. Okay.¿Y tú? And you? (familiar)¿Y usted? And you? (formal)¿Qué pasa? What’s up?Make Introductions¿Cómo se llama? What’s his/her/your (formal)

name?Se llama... His/Her name is . . .¿Cómo te llamas? What’s your (familiar) name?Me llamo… My name is . . .Te/Le presento a… Let me introduce you (familiar/

formal) to . . .

El gusto es mío. The pleasure is mine.Encantado(a). Delighted./Pleased to meet you.Igualmente. Same here./ Likewise.Mucho gusto. Nice to meet you.¿Quién es? Who is he/she/it?Es... He/She/It is . . .Say Which Day It Is¿Qué día es hoy? What day is today?Hoy es… Today is…Mañana es… Tomorrow is…el día dayhoy todaymañana tomorrowla semana week

Days of the week p. 18

Exchange Phone Numbers¿Cuál es tu/su número de teléfono? What’s your (familiar/ formal)

phone number?Mi número de teléfono es… My phone number is . . .

Numbers from zero to ten p. 16

Other Words and Phrasesla clase classel (la) maestro(a) de español   Spanish teacher (male/female)el país countryPerdón. Excuse me.por favor please(Muchas) Gracias. Thank you (very much).De nada. You’re welcome.el señor (Sr.) Mr.la señora (Sra.) Mrs.la señorita (Srta.) Misssí yesno noDescribe the Weather¿Qué tiempo hace? What is the weather like?Hace calor. It is hot.Hace frío. It is cold.Hace sol. It is sunny.Hace viento. It is windy.Llueve. It is raining.

Nieva. It is snowing.Say Where You Are From¿De dónde eres? Where are you (familiar) from?¿De dónde es? Where is he/she from?¿De dónde es usted? Where are you (formal) from?Soy de… I am from . . .Es de… He/She is from . .

UNIT 1 PG 51Vocabulario

Talk About Activitiesalquilar un DVD to rent a DVDandar en patineta to skateboardaprender el español to learn Spanishbeber to drinkcomer to eatcomprar to buycorrer to rundescansar to restdibujar to drawescribir correos electrónicos

to write e-mails

escuchar música to listen to musicestudiar to studyhablar por teléfono to talk on the phonehacer la tarea to do homeworkjugar al fútbol to play soccerleer un libro to read a bookmirar la televisión to watch televisionmontar en bicicleta to ride a bikepasar un rato con los amigos

to spend time with friends

pasear to go for a walkpracticar deportes to practice /play sportspreparar la comida to prepare food /a mealtocar la guitarra to play the guitartrabajar to work

Say What You Like and Don’t Like to Do¿Qué te gusta hacer? What do you like to do?¿Te gusta...? Do you like . . . ?

Me gusta… I like . . .No me gusta... I don’t like . . .

Snack Foods and Beveragesel agua (fem.) waterla fruta fruitla galleta cookieel helado ice creamel jugo juicelas papas fritas French friesla pizza pizzael refresco soft drink

Other Words and Phrasesla actividad activityantes de beforedespués (de) afterward, afterla escuela schoolmás moreo orpero buttambién also

GramáticaNota gramatical: de to describe where you are from p. 38

Pronouns and serSer means to be. Use ser to identify a person or say where he or she is from.

Gustar with an InfinitiveUse gustar to talk about what people like to do.

A mí me gusta dibujar.A ti te gusta dibujar.A usted le gusta dibujar.A él, ella le gusta dibujar.A nosotros(as) nos gusta dibujar.

A vosotros(as) os gusta dibujar.A ustedes les gusta dibujar.A ellos(as) les gusta dibujar.

PG 75 of the textbook:Describe Yourself and Others¿ Cómo er es? What are you like?Personalityartístico(a) artisticatlético(a) athleticbueno(a) goodcómico(a) funnydesorganizado(a) disorganizedestudioso(a) studiousinteligente intelligentmalo(a) badorganizado(a) organizedperezoso(a) lazyserio(a) serioussimpático(a) nicetrabajador(a) hard-working

Appearancealto(a) tallbajo(a) short (height)bonito(a) prettygrande big, large; greatguapo(a) good-lookingjoven (pl. jóvenes) youngpelirrojo(a) red-hairedpequeño(a) smallviejo(a) oldTengo... I have . . .Tiene... He / She has . . .

pelo rubio blond hair

pelo castaño brown hair

Peopleel (la) amigo(a) friendla chica girlel chico boyel (la) estudiante studentel hombre manla mujer womanla persona person

Other Words and Phrasesmuy veryun poco a littleporque becausetodos(as) all

Definite and Indefinite Articles

In Spanish, articles match nouns in gender and number.

Noun-Adjective Agreement

In Spanish, adjectives match the gender and number of the nouns they describe.

Numbers from 11 to 10011 once 25 veinticinco

12 doce 26 veintiséis

13 trece 27 veintisiete

14 catorce 28 veintiocho

15 quince 29 veintinueve

16 dieciséis 30 treinta

17 diecisiete 31 treinta y uno

18 dieciocho 40 cuarenta

19 diecinueve 50 cincuenta

20 veinte 60 sesenta

21 veintiuno 70 setenta

22 veintidós 80 ochenta

23 veintitrés 90 noventa

24 veinticuatro 100 cien

de vez en cuando once in a while

muchas veces often, many times

nunca never

todos los días every day

casi almost

difícil difficult

fácil easy

hay… there is, there are...

la hora hour; time

el minuto

¿Cuantos?

Minute

How many. . .?

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Tell Time and Discuss Daily Schedules¿A qué hora es...? At what time is . . . ?¿Qué hora es? What time is it?A la(s)... At . . . o’clock.Es la... / Son las... It is . . . o’clock.de la mañana in the morning (with a time)de la tarde in the afternoon (with a time)de la noche at night (with a time)la hora hour; time

el horario schedulemenos to, before (telling time)...y cuarto quarter past...y (diez) (ten) past...y media half past

Describe Frequencyde vez en cuando once in a whilemuchas veces often, many timesmucho a lotnunca neversiempre alwaystodos los días every day

Describe ClassesSchool Subjectsel arte artlas ciencias scienceel español Spanishla historia historyel inglés Englishlas matemáticas math

Classroom Activitiescontestar to answerenseñar to teachllegar to arrivenecesitar to needsacar una buena / to get a good /  mala nota   bad gradetomar apuntes to take notesusar la computadora to use the computer

Other Words and Phrasescasi almost¿Cuántos(as)...? How many . . . ?difícil difficulten inel examen (pl. los exámenes)

exam, test

fácil easyhay... there is, there are . . .muchos(as) many

tarde latetemprano earlytener que to have toNumbers from 11 to 100 p. 87

The Verb tener

Use the verb tener to talk about what you have.

Tener + que + infinitive is used to talk about what someone has to do.

Present Tense of -ar VerbsTo form the present tense of a regular verb that ends in -ar, drop the -ar and add the appropriate ending.

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Vocabulario

Describe Classroom Objectsel borrador eraserla calculadora calculatorel cuaderno notebookel escritorio deskel lápiz (pl. los lápices) pencilel mapa mapla mochila backpackel papel paper

el pizarrón (pl. los pizarrones) board, chalkboardla pluma penla puerta doorel reloj clock; watchla silla chairla tiza chalkla ventana window

Describe Classesaburrido(a) boringdivertido(a) funinteresante interesting

Say Where Things Are Locatedal lado (de) next tocerca (de) near (to)debajo (de) underneath, underdelante (de) in front (of)dentro (de) inside (of)detrás (de) behindencima (de) on top (of)lejos (de) far (from)

Places in Schoolel baño bathroomla biblioteca libraryla cafetería cafeteriael gimnasio gymnasiumla oficina principal’s

del (de la) office

director(a)

el pasillo hall

Talk About How You Feelcansado(a) tiredcontento(a) content, happydeprimido(a) depressedemocionado(a) excitedenojado(a) angrynervioso(a) nervousocupado(a) busytranquilo(a) calm

triste sad

Other Words and Phrases¿(A)dónde? (To) Where?¿Cuándo? When?cuando whenel problema problem

GramáticaThe Verb estarUse estar to indicate location and say how people feel

The Verb irUse ir to talk about where someone is going.

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Talk About Foods and BeveragesMealsel almuerzo lunchla bebida beverage, drinkla cena dinnercompartir to sharela comida food; mealel desayuno breakfastvender to sell

For Breakfastel café coffeeel cereal cerealel huevo egg

el jugo de naranja orange juicela leche milkel pan breadel yogur yogurt

For Lunchla hamburguesa hamburgerel sándwich de jamón y queso

ham and cheese sandwich

la sopa soup

Fruitla banana bananala manzana applelas uvas grapes

Describe Feelingstener ganas de... to feel like . . .tener hambre to be hungrytener sed to be thirsty

Ask Questions¿ Cómo ? How?¿Cuál(es)? Which?; What?¿Por qué ? Why?¿Qué? What?¿Quién(es)? Who?

Other Words and Phrasesahora nowEs importante . It’s important.horrible horriblenutritivo(a) nutritiousotro(a) otherpara for; in order torico(a) tasty, delicious

GramáticaNotas gramaticales: Interrogative words p. 144, The verb hacer p. 152

Gustar with Nouns

To talk about the things that people like, use gustar + noun.

Present Tense of -er and -ir Verbs

Talk About Familyla abuela grandmotherel abuelo grandfatherlos abuelos grandparentsla familia familyla hermana   sisterel hermano brotherlos hermanos brothers, brother(s) and sister(s)la hija daughterel hijo sonlos hijos son(s) and daughter(s), childrenla madrastra stepmotherla madre motherel padrastro stepfatherel padre fatherlos padres parentsel (la) primo(a) cousin

los primos cousinsla tía auntel tío unclelos tíos uncles, uncle(s) and aunt(s)

Give Dates¿Cuál es la fecha? What is the date?Es el... de... It’s the . . . of . . .el primero de... the first of . . .el cumpleaños birthday¡Feliz cumpleaños! Happy birthday!la fecha de nacimiento birth date

Petsel (la) gato(a) catel (la) perro(a) dog

Ask, Tell, and Compare Ages¿Cuántos años tienes? How old are you?Tengo... años. I am . . . years old.mayor oldermenor younger

Other Words and Phrasesvivir to liveya AlreadyNumbers from 200 to 1,000,000 p. 165Months p. 165

GramáticaNotas gramaticales: de to express possession p. 166, tener… años p. 168, Giving dates p. 171Possessive AdjectivesIn Spanish, possessive adjectives agree in number with the nouns they describe. Nuestro(a) and vuestro(a) must also agree in gender with the nouns they describe.

ComparativesUse the following phrases with an adjective to compare two things.

más... quemenos... quetan... como

When a comparison does not involve an adjective, use these phrases.

más que...menos que...tanto como...

There are a few irregular comparative words.

mayor menor mejor peorolder younger better worse

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Talk About Shoppingel centro comercial shopping center, mall¿Cuánto cuesta(n)? How much does it (do they) cost?Cuesta(n)... It costs . . . (They cost . . .)el dinero moneyel dólar dollarel euro euroir de compras to go shoppingpagar to payel precio pricela tienda store

Describe Clothingla blusa blouselos calcetines socksla camisa shirtla camiseta T-shirtla chaqueta jacket

feo(a) uglyel gorro winter hatlos jeans jeansllevar to wearnuevo(a) newlos pantalones pantslos pantalones cortos shortsla ropa clothingel sombrero hatel vestido dresslos zapatos shoes

Colorsamarillo(a) yellowanaranjado(a) orangeazul blueblanco(a) whitemarrón (pl. marrones) brownnegro(a) blackrojo(a) redverde green

Expressions with tenertener calor to be hottener frío to be coldtener razón to be righttener suerte to be lucky

Discuss Seasonsla estación (pl. las estaciones)

season

el invierno winterel otoño autumn, fallla primavera springel verano summer

Other Words and Phrasesdurante duringcerrar (ie) to closeempezar (ie) to beginentender (ie) to understand

pensar (ie) to think, to planpreferir (ie) to preferquerer (ie) to want

GramáticaNota gramatical: tener expressions p. 198Stem-Changing Verbs: e → ie

For e → ie stem-changing verbs, the e of the stem changes to ie in all forms except nosotros(as) and vosotros(as).

Direct Object PronounsDirect object pronouns can be used to replace direct object nouns.

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Describe Places in Townel café caféel centro center, downtownel cine movie theater; the moviesel parque parkel restaurante restaurantel teatro theater

Describe Events in Townel concierto concertlas entradas ticketsla música rock rock musicla película moviela ventanilla ticket window

Getting Around Towna pie by footla calle streeten autobús by busen coche by carencontrar (ue) to findtomar to take

In a Restaurantel (la) camarero(a) (food) servercostar (ue) to costla cuenta billde postre for dessertel menú menula mesa tableel plato principal main coursela propina tip

Ordering from a Menupedir (i) to order, to ask forservir (i) to serveFor Dinnerel arroz riceel bistec beefel brócoli broccolila carne meatla ensalada saladlos frijoles beansel pastel cakela patata potatoel pescado fishel pollo chickenel tomate tomatolas verduras vegetables

Other Words and Phrasesallí therealmorzar (ue) to eat lunchaquí heredormir (ue) to sleepel lugar placepoder (ue) to be able, can

tal vez perhaps, maybever to seevolver (ue) to return, to come back

GramáticaNotas gramaticales: The verb ver p. 220, ir a + infinitive p. 222Stem-Changing Verbs: o →ueFor o → ue stem-changing verbs, the last o of the stem changes to ue in all forms except nosotros(as) and vosotros(as).

Stem-Changing Verbs: e →iFor e → i stem-changing verbs, the last e of the stem changes to i in all forms except nosotros(as) and vosotros(as).

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Describe a Houseel apartamento apartmentel armario closet; armoirebajar to descendla casa housela cocina kitchenel comedor dining roomel cuarto room; bedroomla escalera stairsideal idealel jardín (pl. los jardines) gardenel patio patioel piso floor (of a building)la planta baja ground floorla sala living roomsubir to go up

el suelo floor (of a room)

Describe Household Itemsla cosa thingel disco compacto compact discel lector DVD DVD playerel radio radioel televisor television setel tocadiscos compactos CD playerlos videojuegos video games

Furniturela alfombra rugla cama bedla cómoda dresserlas cortinas curtainsel espejo mirrorla lámpara lamplos muebles furnitureel sillón ( pl. los sillones) armchairel sofá sofa, couch

Ordinal Numbersprimero(a) firstsegundo(a) secondtercero(a) thirdcuarto(a) fourthquinto(a) fifthsexto(a) sixthséptimo(a) seventhoctavo(a) eighthnoveno(a) ninthdécimo(a) tenth

Gramática

Ser or estar

Ser and estar both mean to be.

● Use ser to indicate origin.● Use ser to describe personal traits and physical characteristics.

● Ser is also used to indicate professions.● You also use ser to express possession and to give the time and the

date.● Use estar to indicate location.● Estar is also used to describe conditions, both physical and

emotional.

Ordinal Numbers

When used with a noun, an ordinal number must agree in number and gender with that noun.

● Ordinals are placed before nouns.● Primero and tercero drop the o before a masculine singular noun.

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Vocabulario

Plan a Partybailar to dancecantar to singcelebrar to celebratedar una fiesta to give a partylas decoraciones decorationsdecorar to decoratela fiesta de sorpresa surprise partyel globo balloonlos invitados guestsinvitar a to invite (someone)salir to leave, to go outel secreto secretvenir to come

Talk About Giftsabrir to openbuscar to look forenvolver (ue) to wrapel papel de regalo wrapping paperrecibir to receiveel regalo gifttraer to bring

Talk About Chores and Responsibilitiesacabar de… to have just . . .ayudar to help

barrer el suelo to sweep the floorcocinar to cookcortar el césped to cut the grassdarle de comer al perro to feed the dogdeber should, ought tohacer la cama to make the bedlavar los platos to wash the disheslimpiar (la cocina) to clean the kitchenlimpio(a) cleanpasar la aspiradora to vacuumplanchar la ropa to ironponer la mesa to set the tablelos quehaceres choressacar la basura to take out the trashsucio(a) dirty

Other Words and Phrasesdecir to say, to tellhay que one has to, one mustponer to put, to placesi iftodavía still; yet

GramáticaNota gramatical: acabar de + infinitive p. 284

More Irregular Verbs

Dar, decir, poner, salir, traer, and venir are all irregular.

Some verbs are irregular only in the yo form of the present tense.

Affirmative tú Commands

Regular affirmative tú commands are the same as the él / ella forms in the present tense.

There are irregular affirmative tú commands.

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Sportsel básquetbol basketballel béisbol baseballel fútbol americano footballnadar to swimla natación swimmingpatinar to skatepatinar en línea to in-line skateel tenis tennisel voleibol volleyball

Sports Equipmentel bate batel casco helmetel guante glovelos patines en línea in-line skatesla pelota ballla raqueta racket

Talk About Sportscomprender las reglas to understand the rulesfavorito(a) favoriteganar to winel partido gamepeligroso(a) dangerousperder (ie) to lose

Locations and Peoplelos aficionados fansel (la) atleta athleteel campeón (pl. los champion

campeones), la campeonael campo fieldla cancha courtel equipo teamel estadio stadiumel (la) ganador(a) winnerel (la) jugador(a) playerla piscina swimming pool

GramáticaNota gramatical: The personal a p. 313

The Verb jugar

Jugar is a stem-changing verb in which the u changes to ue in all forms except nosotros(as) and vosotros(as).

When you use jugar with the name of a sport, use jugar a + sport.

The Verbs saber and conocerBoth saber and conocer mean to know and have irregular yo forms in the present tense.

● Use saber to talk about factual information you know. You can also use saber + infinitive to say that you know how to do something.

● Use conocer when you want to say that you are familiar with a person or place. You also use conocer to talk about meeting someone for the first time.