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Bienvenidos

In these preliminary lessons you will learn to:

greet people say good-bye to people express simple courtesies find out and tell the days of the week find out and tell the months of the year count from 1 to 30 find out and tell the seasons

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Greeting people

?Hola! Bien, gracias, ?y t??

?Hola! ?Qu? tal? Muy bien.

?Hola! Get up from your desk. Walk

around the classroom. Say hello to each classmate you meet.

?Qu? tal? Work with a classmate.

Greet one another and find out how things are going.

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Greeting people throughout the day

1. Some greetings are more formal than Hola. When you greet an older person, you may use one of the following expressions.

Buenos d?as, se?ora.

Buenas tardes, se?orita.

Buenas noches, se?or.

2. The titles se?or, se?ora, and se?orita are often used without the last name of the person.

Buenos d?as, se?or. Buenas tardes, se?ora.

Buenos d?as Draw some figures on the board. Some will represent

friends your own age and others will represent older people. Greet each of the figures on the board properly.

Saludos Look at these

photographs of young people in Spain and Mexico. As they greet one another, they do some things that are different from what we do when we greet each other. What do you notice in the photographs?

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Saying good-bye

Adi?s, Jos?.

Adi?s, Gloria.

Chao, Patricia.

Chao, Roberto. ?Hasta luego!

1. The usual expression to use when saying good-bye to someone is Adi?s.

2. If you plan to see the person again soon, you can say ?Hasta pronto! or ?Hasta luego! If you plan to see the person the next day, you can say ?Hasta ma?ana!

3. An informal expression you often hear, particularly in Spain and in Argentina, is ?Chao!

?Chao! Go over to a classmate and say good-bye to him or her.

?Hasta luego! Work with a classmate. Say Chao to one another

and let each other know that you will be getting together again soon.

?Adi?s! Say good-bye to your Spanish teacher. Then say good-bye

to a friend. Use a different expression with each person.

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