Spanish 1 Final Exam Prep-Mrs. Westmoreland

Which duolingo podcast was your favorite, and summarize it/

-my favorite podcast was "Mi Heroe, Mi Amigo". -it is about a guy name Roderigo who gets to meet his favorite soccer player when he was younger. -but when he grows up he moves away and becomes a journalist. -On his first day is a journalist he meets his hero again! His heroes name is Jorge Comas. -he gets to interview Jorge and after doing so virtually become good friends. -Then one day Roderigo couldn't find Jorge, he asked around for everyone where was he? -It turns out Jorge had left town to go coach a Division III soccer team

explain how regular verb conjugation works. Write complete sentences that tell the process for conjugating irregular verb. How is a regular verb different from the irregular verb?

-when conjugating in Spanish you change the ending to match the subject. -For instants if you wanted to conjugate "hablar" and the subject is "yo" you would just drop the "ar" and replace it with an "o". -regular verbs are always conjugated by a set of rules, like all "yo" Forms drop the ending and add an "o". -irregular verbs do not follow conjugation rules and you have to memorize them.

explain how to tell your age in Spanish. (you will write this explanation English) then write a complete sentence in Spanish telling your age. (see lesson 24 studyspanish.com.)

-when you tell your age in Spanish you always use "años" instead of "yo soy". - For example "I am 15"would be "Tengo quience años"

Why is it important to understand gender in Spanish?

-Everything has a gender in Spanish -In English only living things have genders, but in Spainsh even objects have genders -For example: "the bathtub" is gender neutral in english but in Spanish it is feminine "la bañera"

write three sentences in English explaining negation in Spanish. And list at least five of the negation words we learned.

-Majority of the time if you want to make a sentence negative or "negate" it you just have to add "no" in-front of the verb or verb phrase. -When answering a question in Spanish you have to put two negative words at the beginning of the sentence -In Spanish double negatives are perfectly fine to use!

What is the difference in ser and estar?

-They both mean "to be" -Used in different circumstances -Ser: more permanent -Estar: more temporary

What is something cultural we learned in class?

-We learned how in some cultures such as Spain watching bullfights is normal -In our culture majority of people find animals getting tortured and killed is cruel and inhumane -But in Spain this is considered good entertainment

Give examples or Spanish/English cognates

accident=accidente bicycle=bicicleta hospital=hospital december=dicimbre ensalada=salad family=familia gallon=galón invite=invitar magnificent= magnifico (a)

Show the endings for all three sets of regular verbs in the present tense. Create three charts we made in class using the t labels for person and number, and putting them in the Spanish pronouns. (You will need to practice this so you can create these from scratch)

draw it out!!:)

Conjugate ser

eres es somos sois son

Conjugate estar

estoy estás está estamos estáis están

List 5 negation words we used in Spainsh

nadie=nobody nada=nothing nunca=never tampoco=Neither, ni=nor

5 weather words and what they mean:

viento=windy nublado=cloudy nieva=snowing= calor=hot

5 things I learned about travel:

1-you get a better experience if you stay on the outskirts of town 2-Make a detailed itenerary 3- Pack light 4- Book popular room very far in advance 5-Validate your tickets/passes

What is a cognate in Spanish?

A cognate is a word that sounds the same or almost the same in Spanish and English

write a dialogue in Spanish between two people introducing themselves and sharing a bit of information, and then saying it was nice to meet. Each person into dialogue to speak three times

señorita Emma: "buenos Días mi llamo Emma" señora w: " Buenos Días señorita Emma. Mi llamo Señora W" señorita Emma: "¿Como estas." señora W: "muy bien, gracis. y to? señorita Emma: "Bien Gracias. ¿Encantada de conocerte, Adios? señora W: "¡Adios!