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Essential Spanish Phrases: Introduction, Greetings, and Communication

Learn basic Spanish phrases for asking names, greetings, introductions, and communication scenarios. Practice dialogues for meetings, socializing, and daily interactions in Spanish.

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Essential Spanish Phrases: Introduction, Greetings, and Communication

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  1. Chapter 1 Final Exam Review

  2. Can you ask someone’s name and give your name? (p. 6) • How would you ask a classmate his or her name? • ¿Cómo te llamas? • How would you give your name? • Me llamo… • Soy… • How would you ask an adult’s name? • ¿Cómo se llama usted? • How would you ask who someone is? • ¿Quién es…? • ¿Cómo se llama (él/ella)? • How would you say who someone is? • (Él/Ella) es… • (Él/Ella) se llama…

  3. Can you greet someone and say goodbye? (p. 8) • How would you greet and say goodbye to your teacher?

  4. Can you ask how someone is and tell how you are? (p. 8) • How would you ask your teacher how he or she is? • ¿Cómo está usted? • How would you ask how a friend is? • ¿Cómo estás? • How would you tell how you are? • Estoy bien/regular/así así/más o menos/mal

  5. Can you introduce someone and respond to an introduction? (p. 10) • How would you introduce a classmate to your teacher? • Éste es Juan. Es un compañero de clase. • How would you respond to an introduction? • Mucho gusto • Encantando/a • Igualmente

  6. Can you ask where someone is from and tell where you are from? (p. 11) • How would you ask a classmate where he or she is from? • ¿De dónde eres • How would you ask an adult where he or she is from? • ¿De dónde es usted? • How would you tell where you are from? • Soy de… • ***

  7. Can you ask for someone’s phone number and give yours? (p. 19) • How would you ask a classmate his or her phone number? • ¿Cuál es tu teléfono? • How would you tell your phone number? • Es tres-dos-cinco-uno-dos-tres-uno

  8. Can you ask and tell what time it is? (p. 20) • How would you ask what time it is? • ¿Qué hora es? • How would you say the time now? • Son las… • Es la…

  9. Can you ask and answer about the date and day of the week? (p. 21) • How would you say today’s date? • Es el….de…. • How would you ask what day it is? • ¿Qué día es hoy?

  10. Can you ask someone’s e-mail address and give yours? (p. 23) • How would you ask a classmate his or her e-mail address? • ¿Cuál es tu correo electrónico? • How would you say your e-mail address? • Es…ele-a-u-ere-a-punto-uve-a-ele-ce-o-arroba-eme-a-pe-ele-e-ese-ce-hache-o-o-ele-ese-punto-ce-o-eme

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