Introduction
There are several ways to greet people and say goodbye in Spanish. This time we are going to focus on how to use Spanish greetings and introductions to hold basic conversations. The lesson includes four simple sample conversations in Spanish, as well as a listening activity to test yourself.
Task
Students will recognize, recite, and recall the new words provided by the teacher orally and in writing. They will be learning to use the new vocabulary with complete sentences.
Process
Using this technology will engage students in the learning process. It will also make evaluations easier to conduct
Essential Vocabulary
Adiós - Goodbye.
Buenas noches – Good evening goodnight.
Buenas tardes - Good afternoon
Buenos días – Good morning.
¿Cómo está usted? – How are you? (formal/unfamiliar)
¿Cómo estás (tú)? – How are you? (informal/familiar)
Estoy bien - I’m Fine
Estoy regular/mal - I’m alright/not so good.
Gracias - Thanks.
Hasta luego – See you later/then.
Hasta mañana – See you tomorrow.
Hasta pronto – See you soon.
Hola - Hi/Hello.
Más o menos - So--‐so.
Nos Vemos - See you.
¿Qué tal? - How’s It going?
Evaluation
Students will walk around asking five other students what their name is, and where they are from. Students will write the answers in their notebooks. Assessment will be done through their responses and participation during the activity.
Student Research Questions:
1.How do you know if is a formal or informal situation?
2. Buenos dias means?
3. Cómo estás?
4. Còmo està?
5. Buenas noches could be used
6. Hola
7. Que tal?
8. See you later
9. Hasta mañana
10. Estoy bien