Tuesday, January 11th

Spanish 7 (Sections 1,3 and 5):

•      began their daily homework, which consists of writing down the date EVERY day (even on weekends) until the day of the Term 2 final, which will be on:

            Thursday, January 20th for sections 1 and 3
             Friday, January 21st for section 5
Students in Spanish 7 must write down the date every day, for a grade. Each sentence is worth 7 points, and students will lose 7 points for each day not completed. They will also lose points for spelling mistakes, missing accent marks, or words in the wrong order. Look at the vocabulary sheet below to see how to write the date.

• reviewed the study guide (posted last week under Spanish 7 study guide).

Spanish Calendar vocabulary

Giving the date in Spanish:

1)    Remember that days of the week and months are NOT capitalized.

2)    The order of the words is different in Spanish:

                  The number comes first, and the month comes last.

Example:

Hoy es martes, el veintiseis de octubre = Today is Tuesday, October 26th.

(Write out the number word e.g. “veintiseis”, not 26)

Days of the week:             Months____________________________

Monday = lunes                        January = enero         July = julio

Tuesday = martes                     February = febrero   August = agosto

Wednesday = miércoles            March = marzo            September = septiembre

Thursday = jueves                   April = abril               October = octubre

Friday = viernes                      May = mayo                November = noviembre

Saturday = sábado                  June = junio                December = diciembre

Sunday = domingo

Numbers

0 = cero

1 uno                   

2 dos                    

3 tres                   

4 cuatro               

5 cinco                 

6 seis                   

7 siete                 

8 ocho                 

9 nueve                

10 diez               

11 once                                  

12 doce                                   

13 trece                                  

14 catorce                             

15 quince                              

16 dieciseis                           

17 diecisiete                         

18 dieciocho                          

19 diecinueve                        

20 veinte                               

21 veintiuno                 

22 veintidos

23 veintitres

24 veinticuatro

25 veinticinco

26 veintiseis          

27 veintisiete         

28 veintiocho 

 29 veintinueve

30 treinta

31 treinta y uno

Spanish I:

reviewed what will be on their final on Thursday, January 20th:

• Pronouns:

singular pronouns           plural pronouns
I = yo                               we = nosotros
You (familiar) = tú          you (familiar) = vosotros  (only used in Spain)
He = él                            they = ellos
She = ella                        they = ellas
You (formal) = usted       you (formal/familiar) = ustedes

•  Definite articles:

el, la, los, las = they

• Indefinite articles:

un, una = a
unos, unas = some

• conjugating the verb "ser"= to be:

soy         somos
eres       sois
es          son

• using the verb "gustar" = to like:

Me gusta = I like
Te gusta = You like
Le gusta = He/she likes
Me gusta _____________ . = I like _________ (one thing)
Me gustan ____________. = I like __________ (more than one thing).

Examples:
with a noun:
                   Me gusta la pizza.
                   Me gustan las pizzas.
                  Me gusta Michigan.
                  Me gusta Taylor Swift.
with a verb:
                   Me gusta bailar.