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Unidad 1: Module 1.2
Overview
In this section, you will learn how to greet and introduce yourself and others in Spanish.
Completing this module will help you:
- Be able to introduce yourself and others in Spanish.
- Be able to greet people in Spanish (Say hello & Goodbye).
- Ask people where they are from.
- Use courtesy expressions.
Learning Path
This vocabulary list is not just for this course, but the entire unit. The first unit is basically the first quarter of the school year.
- Click this link to access and print the vocabulary for this unit
- Click the picture and review and practice the meanings of the vocabulary about greetings and introductions. (Page 1 of the vocabulary list.
- Click here to study words related to greeting using Quizlet here.
Listen to the video explaining how to make introductions correctly in Spanish.
Listen to each question or statement from the audio. Then write down which response goes best with the question or statement. You will be turning this in on Schoology. Click on the picture for instructions on doing this assignment.
Identificar: You will hear a series of expressions. Identify the expression (a, b, c, or d) that does not belong in the series. Listen to the audio as many times as you need to. Turn this assignment in on Schoology. (Do not write what they say in Schoology, write the letters either A, B, C, or D.)
This video is going to be turned in on Flipgrid. Make sure that you take time to do a great job on this assignment. This assignment is going in as a quiz grade. You can do the video with a classmate, parent, sibling or friend. If your partner is not in this class or doesn’t take Spanish, then you will need to make the script for the person that you work with and possibly help them with it. I will need to be able to see you talking in the video.
I have provided an example of what content that your video needs to include on this page below the learning path.
Your video will be two separate conversations – One that is formal and another that is informal. For one of the conversations, you ask the questions. On the other, you answer the questions that they ask you. Both must contain the following information.
- Asking someones name – and a logical response.
- Ask how they are doing – followed by a logical response.
- Ask where they are from – and a logical response.
Watch the video of Miss Branson and I giving an example of an informal and a formal introduction.
Click on the picture below to practice the introductions vocabulary by playing this quizizz game.
