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    This document provides an introduction to greeting people and introducing oneself in Spanish. It discusses how to ask for and give names using ¿Cómo te llamas? and Me llamo. The difference between the informal tú and the formal usted is explained. Common Spanish greetings like Encantado, Mucho gusto, and various hellos and goodbyes are presented. Students are prompted to practice asking for and giving names and greetings in short conversational exchanges.

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    This document provides an introduction to greeting people and introducing oneself in Spanish. It discusses how to ask for and give names using ¿Cómo te llamas? and Me llamo. The difference between the informal tú and the formal usted is explained. Common Spanish greetings like Encantado, Mucho gusto, and various hellos and goodbyes are presented. Students are prompted to practice asking for and giving names and greetings in short conversational exchanges.

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    This document provides an introduction to greeting people and introducing oneself in Spanish. It discusses how to ask for and give names using ¿Cómo te llamas? and Me llamo. The difference between the informal tú and the formal usted is explained. Common Spanish greetings like Encantado, Mucho gusto, and various hellos and goodbyes are presented. Students are prompted to practice asking for and giving names and greetings in short conversational exchanges.

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    CN Day Five Teacher

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    This document provides an introduction to greeting people and introducing oneself in Spanish. It discusses how to ask for and give names using ¿Cómo te llamas? and Me llamo. The difference between the informal tú and the formal usted is explained. Common Spanish greetings like Encantado, Mucho gusto, and various hellos and goodbyes are presented. Students are prompted to practice asking for and giving names and greetings in short conversational exchanges.

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    Nombre:_________________________________ Fecha: el 29 de enero 2010

    What are today’s 3 key points?

    1. Know how to say ask and respond to the question ¿Cómo te llamas? in Spanish.

    2. Know the difference between tú and usted in Spanish.

    3. Know how to GREET different people in Spanish.

    Intro to New Material Key Point ONE:


    Know how to ask for and give your name in Spanish.
    4 Hellos
    hola Hello!
    buenos días Good Morning
    buenas tardes Good Afternoon
    buenas noches Good Night

    4 Goodbyes

    adiós Goodbye!
    nos vemos See you. (informal)
    hasta luego See you later.
    hasta mañana See you tomorrow.

    *********************************************************************************************************************************************

    What’s your name?


    ¿Cómo te llamas?

    My name is _____.
    Me llamo _______________.

    My name is _____. And you?


    Me llamo ________________. ¿y tú ?
    A- ¡Buenas tardes!
    B- ¡Hola! ¿Cómo te llamas?
    A- Me llamo Rafael. ¿Y tú?
    B- Me llamo Beatriz.

    1. How do you answer the question ¿Cómo te llamas? ______________________________________________________

    2. How can you ask someone what their name is after they’ve asked you ¿Cómo te llamas? without repeating the entire

    question over?______________________________________________________________________________________

    Intro to New Material Key Point TWO:


    Know the difference between Tu and Usted

    Tú and Usted both mean YOU.

    tú usted

    informal. formal. respectful.

    Who would we talk to using tú ? Who would we talk to using usted?

    friends, sisters, brothers, cousins, peers guests, boss, police officer, teacher, elderly person,
    someone you just met who is not your peer

    Would you use tú or usted talking to the following people?


    Your brother You teacher
    Your best friend Someone you just met

    Your friends mother A police officer

    You principal An older person you do not know.

    Asking “tu”: his or her name: ¿Cómo te llamas?

    Asking “usted” his or her name: ¿Cómo se llama?

    Intro to New Material Key Point THREE:


    Know how to greet different people in Spanish

    Encantado. (meeting a boy) Delighted to meet you. (Formal)


    Encantada (meeting a girl)
    Mucho Gusto Pleased to meet you. (Informal)
    Igualmente. Likewise. (Only after Encantado/a or Mucho gusto)

    What is the difference between “encantado” and “encantada” ?

    A- ¡Buenas tardes!
    B- ¡Hola! ¿Cómo te llamas? Practica: Write a response to the following in
    A- Me llamo Rafael. ¿Y tú? Spanish.
    B- Me llamo Beatriz. Mucho gusto. 1. Me llamo Rafael. ¿Y tú? 
    A- Igualmente.
    2. Buenas tardes. 

    3. Mucho gusto. 

    4. Hasta luego. 

    5. ¿Cómo te llamas? 
    6. ¡Nos vemos! 

    ESCRIBAN LA CONVERSACIÓN . . .
    You will not use all of these . . .
    llamo encantado gusto Cómo encantada

    tardes y hola me días


    A- Buenas 1__________.
    B- ¡2 _________!
    A- ¿3__________ te llamas?
    B- Me 4__________ Margarita. ¿5__________ tú?
    A- 6__________ llamo Eduardo. Mucho 7__________.
    B- 8__________.

    Now, WRITE ONE OF YOUR OWN and rehearse with your


    partner. Be prepard to preform for the class! 

    A- ___________________________________________________

    B- ___________________________________________________

    A- ___________________________________________________

    B- ___________________________________________________

    A- ___________________________________________________

    B- ___________________________________________________

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