Unit 2: Greetings and Salutations, Estar, Ser, and Subject Pronouns Flashcards
Singular Subject Pronouns
What is the Subject Pronoun for I?
yo
Singular Subject Pronouns
What is the Subject Pronoun for you?
(Used with friends and family, less formal)
tu’
Singular Subject Pronouns
What is the Subject Pronoun for he?
(Singular)
e’l
Singular Subject Pronouns
What is the Subject Pronoun for she?
(singular)
ella
Singular Subject Pronouns
What is the Subject Pronoun for you?
(More formal)
usted
Singular Subject Pronouns
When should you use usted? What is it’s abreviation?
You should only use usted in formal situations when meeting people for the first time, buisness situations, and a person you might not know well.
It’s abbreviation is Ud.
Plural Subject Pronouns
What is the Subject Pronoun for we?
nosotros
Plural Subject Pronouns
What is the Subject Pronoun for you all?
(Plural form of you (y’all), familiar)
vosotros
Plural Subject Pronouns
When should you use vosotros?
vosotros is only used in spain.
Plural Subject Pronouns
What is the Subject Pronoun for they?
A group of males or a group including males and females
ellos
Plural Subject Pronouns
What is the Subject Pronoun for they?
A group of only females
ellas
Plural Subject Pronouns
What is the Subject Pronoun for you? What is the abbreviaton?
Plural form of you (y’all)
ustedes
It’s abbreviation is Uds.
Subject Pronouns
What is the subject pronoun for it in spanish?
There is no subject pronoun for it in spanish.
e’l and ella refers to people and sometimes animals but never things.
Estar (to be)
I am
Conjugate this infinitive
yo estoy
Estar (to be)
you are
Conjugate this infinitive
tu’ esta’s
Estar (to be)
he is, she is, you are (formal)
Conjugate these infinitives
e’l esta’, ella esta’, usted esta’
(The Third Person singular)
Estar (to be)
we are
Conjugate this infinitive
nosotros esta’mos
Estar (to be)
you are
Conjugate this infinitive
(Used only in spain)
vosotros esta’is
Estar (to be)
they are, you are (y’all are)
Conjugate these infinitives
ellos esta’n, ellas esta’n, ustedes esta’n
(the third person plural)
Estar (to be)
What are the 4 basic concepts that Estar is used to explain?
- Location
- health
- changing mood or condition
- personal opinion
Verb Definition
what is an infinitive?
the unconjugated form of a verb, for example to be
Pronouns
Which pronouns are often omitted?
yo, tu’, and nosotros
Estar (to be)
how is estar used in terms of taste and apperace?
when estar is used with food it becomes taste
when estar is used with appearance it becomes look
Vocab: Interrogatives
how?
¿cómo?
Vocab: Interrogatives
where?
¿do’nde?
Vocab: Interrogatives
who?
¿quie’n?
Vocab: adverbs of location
here
aqui’, aca’
Vocab: adverbs of location
there
alli’, alla’
Vocab: Adjectives
Happy
Alegre
Vocab: Adjectives
Pretty
Bonito
Vocab: Adjectives
Good
Bueno
Vocab: Adjectives
Tired
Cansado
Vocab: Adjectives
Contented
Contento
Vocab: Adjectives
Delicious
Delicioso
Vocab: Adjectives
Sick
Enfermo
Vocab: Adjectives
Enojado
Angry
Vocab: Adjectives
Pretty
Lindo
Vocab: Adjectives
Feliz
Happy
Vocab: Adjectives
Guapo
Beautiful, Handsome
used only to describe people
Vocab: Adjectives
Sabraso
Delicious
Vocab: Adjectives
Hermoso
Beautiful, Handsome
Ser (to be)
I am
Conjugate this infinitive
yo soy
Ser (to be)
you are
Conjugate this infinitive
tu’ eres
Ser (to be)
he is, she is, you are (formal)
Conjugate these infinitives
e’l es, ella es, usted es
Ser (to be)
we are
Conjugate this infinitive
Nosotros somos
Ser (to be)
you are
(only in spain)
Conjugate this infinitive
Vosotros sois
Ser (to be)
they are, you are (y’all are)
Conjugate these infinitives
ellos son, ellas son, ustedes son
Ser (to be)
what concpets do you use Ser to epress?
- description
- profession
- point of origin
- identification
- material
- possession
- ownership
- where an event takes place
Vocab: Professions
Concierge
Conserje
Vocab: Professions
Porter
portera
portero
Vocab: Professions
architect
arquitecto
arquitecta
Vocab: Professions
teacher
maestra
maestro
Vocab: Professions
lawyer
Abogado
Abogada
Vocab: Professions
Engineer
Ingeniero
Ingeniera
Vocab: De
De
can mean from or of
used to express posession or ownership
El vino es de Portugal
Los Amigos son de Maria
somos de Italia
Contractions
explain the contraction Del and when to use it.
de + el = Del
one of two contractions in spanish, when De is followed by the masculine el the word is contracted into Del
Vocab: Nombres (nouns)
The Bedroom
la alcoba
Vocab: Nombres (nouns)
the rug
la alfombra
Vocab: Nombres (nouns)
the ballpoint pen
el boli’grapho
Vocab: Nombres (nouns)
the kitchen
la cocina
Vocab: Nombres (nouns)
the collection
la coleccio’n
Vocab: Nombres (nouns)
the dining room
el comedor
Vocab: Nombres (nouns)
the curtain
la cortina
Vocab: Nombres (nouns)
the notebook
el cuaderno
Vocab: Nombres (nouns)
the mirror
el espejo
Vocab: Nombres (nouns)
the study
el estudio
Vocab: Nombres (nouns)
the stove
la estufa
Vocab: Nombres (nouns)
the cabinet
el gabinete
Vocab: Nombres (nouns)
the oven
el horno
Vocab: Nombres (nouns)
the pencil
el la’piz
Vocab: Nombres (nouns)
the wood
la madera
Vocab: Nombres (nouns)
the refridgerator
la nevera
Vocab: Nombres (nouns)
the wall
la pared
Vocab: Nombres (nouns)
the yard
el patio
Vocab: Nombres (nouns)
the living room
la sala
Vocab: Nombres (nouns)
the armchair
el sillo’n
Vocab: Nombres (nouns)
the entryway
el vesti’ bulo
Vocab: Nombres (nouns)
the video
el video
Vocab: Adjectivos (adjectivos)
ample
amplio
Vocab: Adjectivos (adjectivos)
antique, old
antiguo
Vocab: Adjectivos (adjectivos)
navy blue
Azul marino
Vocab: Adjectivos (adjectivos)
comfortable
co’modo
Vocab: Adjectivos (adjectivos)
delicate, fine
fino
Vocab: Adjectivos (adjectivos)
thick
grueso
Vocab: Adjectivos (adjectivos)
clean
limpio
Vocab: Adjectivos (adjectivos)
my (sing, plural)
mi, mis
Vocab: Adjectivos (adjectivos)
private
privado
Vocab: Adjectivos (adjectivos)
simple
sencillo
Vocab: Adjectivos (adjectivos)
all
todo
Vocab: Adverbios (Adverbs)
Enough
bastante
Vocab: Adverbios (Adverbs)
still
todavi’a
Greetings and Salutations
Hello.
Hola.
Greetings and Salutations
good morning.
Buenos di’as.
buen di’a casually
Greetings and Salutations
good afternoon.
Buenas tardes
Greetings and Salutations
good evening
buenas noches
Greetings and Salutations
my name is Cassie
Me llamo Cassie
Greetings and Salutations
what is your name?
Co’mo se llama usted?
Greetings and Salutations
please to meet you
Enchante’ =
Mucho gusto
Greetings and Salutations
how are you?
co’mo esta’ usted?
Greetings and Salutations
Fine, thank you. And you?
Bien, gracias. Y usted?
Greetings and Salutations
So-so, more or less.
Regular. Ma’s o menos.
Greetings and Salutations
so long.
Hasta luego
Greetings and Salutations
see you tomorrow!
Hasta manana
Greetings and Salutations
see you soon
hasta pronto
Greetings and Salutations
good-bye
A’dios
Greetings and Salutations
how’s it going
(casual, friends and family)
¿Qué tal?
Greetings and Salutations
what’s up?
(casual, friends and family)
¿Qué pasa?
Greetings and Salutations
Have a good day!
(casual, friends and family)
tengo buen di’a!