1. Los saludos y las despedidas
Español 1
UNIDAD 1: LECCIÓN 1
La gramática
ESPAÑOL 1
UNIDAD 1: LECCIÓN 1
La gramática

2. As we go through this module…
Take notes. Practice your pronunciation. Use your vocabulary list. Remember the lesson goals.
As we go through this module, there are a few steps you can take to master our objectives.
Take notes. These notes will help you on future assignments.
Practice pronunciation. When given time in the lesson, repeat the words as you hear them.
Use your vocabulary list as we go along. The concepts presented here are presented using this lesson’s vocabulary list.
Remember the lesson goals and objectives! By the end of this lesson, you should be able to talk about your daily routine and someone else’s.

3. Los saludos -- greetings

4. Greetings to use with friends and in informal situations…

5. Formal greetings ¡Buenos días! !Buenas tardes! !Buenas noches!
Here are some formal greetings:
¡Buenos días!
!Buenas tardes!
!Buenas noches!

6. LAS DESPEDIDAS
Las depedidas – ways to say goodbye

7. ¡Adiós!
We most often use Adiós when we will not be seeing someone for a while.
For example…
You are leaving a store and say "goodbye" to a sales clerk that you will not see again. . .
You say goodbye to someone who is going away for a longer period of time.
We most often use Adiós when we will not be seeing someone for a while.
For example…
You are leaving a store and say "goodbye" to a sales clerk that you will not see again. . .
You say goodbye to someone who is going away for a longer period of time.

8. 3 phrases with hasta hasta =until
¡Hasta luego!
¡Hasta la vista!
¡Hasta pronto!
Here are 3 phrases with hasta hasta means until
¡Hasta luego!
¡Hasta la vista!
¡Hasta pronto!

9. ¡Nos vemos!
Nos vemos means we’ll be seeing each other

10. LAS PREGUNTAS
Las preguntas

11. ¿Qué tal? Situation: Often used after hola to ask how someone is doing
Often used after hola to ask how someone is doing that’s Qué tal

12. ¿Qué pasa?
Situation: When asking someone what is happening or what’s up
When asking someone what is happening or what’s up
¿Qué pasa?

13. Titles for adults Señor Señora Señorita Titles for adults
Señor Mr. Used for males
Señora Mrs. Used for females who are married.
Señorita Miss or Ms. Used for females who are younger and unmarried.
You use this before someones last name
Señor Ortega
Señora Fernández
Señorita Smith

14. Gender
We will learn more about this later but here is a quick snapshot of gender in Spanish…
We will use a word that is familiar to most people because of the popular weather phenomenon by the same name.
El niño means the boy.
La niña means the girl.
We will learn more about this later but here is a quick snapshot of gender in Spanish…
We will use a word that is familiar to most people because of the popular weather phenomenon by the same name.
El niño means the boy.
La niña means the girl.
Picture: El niño
Picture: La niña

15. Gender (continued) El niño La niña
From these two examples we can learn a few things about Spanish.
Words that talk about people and end in an –o refer to the masculine version of the word.
Words that talk about people and end in and –a refer to the feminine version of the word.
Also notice that el and la both mean “the” but we use el with masculine words and la with feminine words.
Gender (continued)
El niño
La niña
From these two examples we can learn a few things about Spanish.
Words that talk about people and end in an –o refer to the masculine version of the word.
Words that talk about people and end in and –a refer to the feminine version of the word.
Also notice that el and la both mean “the” but we use el with masculine words and la with feminine words.

16. Picture credits Afternoon Picture Creative Commons:
All other images are from Microsoft PowerPoint.
Picture credits
Afternoon Picture Creative Commons:
All other images are from Microsoft PowerPoint.