1. Spanish Beginners Lesson 2

2. In this lesson we will learn....
Spanish Sounds
Numbers 1-10
Greet someone morning, afternoon , evening
Say goodbye
Say your name
Ask someone’s name
Say you are pleased to meet someone
Ask someone how he or she is
Reply when someone asks you how you are.
Ask for clarification if you didn’t catch what was said.

3. Spanish sounds
1. B/V sound the same in Spanish. Both are pronounced as the English B.
Baile , vista.
Vino.
2. H is not pronounced at all.
hora , ahora
3. Ll is pronounced y, as in llamar .
4. Ñ is pronounced as in mañana (manyanna)
5. C is pronounced as a soft th, as in theatre, when placed before e or i.
centro
cine
Otherwise it is pronounced like English K, comida.
Valencia Calle Pollo Hospital Mallorca Hotel
España.
Ejercicio.

4. Spanish Sounds z
Diez
Cadiz

5. Los números en español 1= uno 2= dos 3= tres 4= cuatro 5= cinco
6= seis
7= siete
8= ocho
9= nueve
10= diez
11= once
12= doce

6. Los números 20= veinte 30= treinta 40= cuarenta 50= cincuenta
60= sesenta
70= setenta
80= ochenta
90= noventa
100= cien

7. Números 34 Treinta y cuatro 55 Cincuenta y cinco 83 Ochenta y tres
Noventa y dos

8. Los números 82 63 42 33 78 34 59 54 65 99 50 49 61 87

9. Greet someone morning, afternoon and evening
Buenos días Good morning
Buenas tardes Good afternoon, evening
Buenas noches Good evening, night
Practise greeting people at these times:
3 pm am
11 pm pm
7 am pm

10. Goodbye Adiós Goodbye Hasta luego See you later
Buenas noches Good night- goodbye
Adiós, is often followed by buenos días, etc. When saying goodbye, to wish someone a nice day.

11. Introducing yourself (Yo) soy.... I am.... (Usted) es.... You are....
The word for both no and not is simply no.
Yo no soy Ana.

12. ... and getting to know people
¿Cómo se llama? What´s your name? Usted
¿Cómo te llamas? What´s your name tú
Me llamo… My name is…..
¿Perdón? Excuse me?
Mucho gusto Pleased to meet you

13. How are you?
¿Cómo está? How are you?
Bien, gracias Fine, thanks
¿Y usted? And you?
If you know somebody well, you can address them more informally. Tú is the informal word for you.
Use ¿Qué tal? Or ¿Cómo estás?

14. How are you?
How would you greet the following people at the times indicated?
Laura Pérez, the hotel receptionist
Carlos Ramos, a business colleague
Fernando, a good friend
Señora Alameda, an elderly person
How would you:
Greet you friend Fernando?
Ask an elderly neighbour how she is?
Say goodbye to Laura Perez at 5 p.m?
Say goodbye to Fernando whom you expect to see again later?

15. ? ? ? ¿Qué tal? Fatal ¡Fantástico! Mal Bien ¡Fenomenal! Regular
¡Muy bien!
Muy mal
Así así ? ?
PS are given a set of cards to be matched up with the corresponding pictures.
Group work
To be corrected with the next slide. ?