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Los Interrogativos

Los Animales

Click on this link to learn the names of farm animals

Click on this link for names of wild animals

¿Tienes un animal?

Animal Names and vocabulary

una aventura en Mexico

Introducing yourself - nombre; edad; vive; mascotas; lenguas;

Animales y partes del cuerpo

¿Qué te gusta hacer en tu tiempo libre?

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Me gusta mucho bailar

Trabajar con un amigo to discover what these people like and don't like to do.

1. Hola, me llamo José. En mi tiempo libre me gusta jugar al fútbol todos los días porque es muy divertido. Me gusta jugar al golf los sábados y los domingos con mi padre.

2. Buenos días, mi nombre es Enrique. En mi tiempo libre me gusta jugar al tenis con mi hermana.
Los viernes por la noche, me encanta comer pizza y ver la tele. Después la cena me gusta escuchar a la música en mi habitación.

3. Buenas tardes, me llamo Rosita. En mi tiempo libre me gusta mucho jugar los videojuegos con mi amiga. No me gusta nada jugar los deportes porque soy un poquito perezosa.

4. Hola, me llamo Constanza. En mi tiempo libre me gusta trabajar en el jardín con mi mama.
También me encanta montar en bicicleta en el parque. Los sábados me gusta ir de compras porque me encanta la moda.

5. Buenos días, mi nombre es Juan. En mi tiempo libre me gusta navegar por internet. Me encanta charlar con mis amigos en linea. No me gusta nada limpiar mi habitación porque soy desordenado.

Los Deportes

Click here for a very long list of sports in Spanish.

¿Cuál es tu deporte favorito?

Mi Deporte favorito es .....

¿Qué deporte te gusta practicar?

Me gusta practicar ..... o Me gusta jugar ......

¿Qué deporte te gusta ver?

Me gusta ver ....

Feliz Día de San Valentín

Click on this link to read about how St Valentine's Day is celebrated in the Spanish speaking world.

Do they celebrate the same way, which ever country they live in?

Do they do the same things we do with red roses and cards?

Choose 4 countries that have different customs to Nueva Zelanda. Which customs do you think we could adopt here? Why do you think that? Share your research with the class.

Watch this video as Pamela makes a card for her good friend Ana.

¿Como se dice 14th February in Spanish?

Se dice .....

Carnival de Cadiz

Your task is to research the Carnival de Cadiz using the site on the link below

🏅 CADIZ CARNIVAL SPAIN 2022 | Dates, Events & More (carnivaland.net)

Present your findings using pictures, maps, and text (Not screeds of cut and paste please). Try and use your own words where possible.

Include the translations of common Spanish words to do with the Carnival.

Also include a task for your classmates to complete. This could be a Kahoot; word find; colouring activity; matching game etc.

Some of your information will be found by using the questions below. Use the questions as a guide to get you started.

Where is it?

What is it?

When is it held this year?

What is the history behind the carnival?

How do I get there?

Where can I stay?

What food options are there?

What will I do there?

Who are the main performers?

How long does the carnival last?

How do they celebrate?

What kind of music will I hear?

What should I wear?

Los meses del ano

¿Qué hora es?

Click on this link to discover how to tell the time in Spanish

Basho and friends have a song about telling the time

¿Qué hora es? talks about the time on the hour and between the hour and half past

And now part two talks about time between half past and 1 minute to the hour

Telling the time plus some cultural differences about time around the world

Personalidad

We will learn some vocabulary related to describing someone’s personality in Spanish.

When we want to ask about the physical aspect and the personality of someone we don’t know, we ask a general question:

¿Cómo es? (What is he / she like?)

But if we are just curious about the personality we ask:

¿Cuál es su carácter / personalidad?

To answer this question we use the verb “ser” (to be) or “parecer” (to seem).

– El profesor de matemáticas parece muy simpático.– Maths teacher seems very agreeable.

– La novia de Esteban es encantadora.
– Esteban’s girlfriend is charming.

Gender of the adjectives

Remember that almost all adjectives in Spanish have a masculine and a feminine form which agrees with the subject of the sentence, so you need to be aware of that and put the adjective into the right gender. In general, masculine adjectives end in “o” and feminine in “a”.

– Juan es encantador y Ana encantadora.
(John is enchanting and Anna is charming)
– Su padre es cariñoso pero su madre no es cariñosa.
(His/her father is affectionate but his/her mother is not affectionate)

However, not all the adjectives have a different form for masculine and feminine, some of them don’t change. These adjectives end in “e” and have the same form for the masculine and feminine.

– Ella es muy inteligente y él es muy inteligente.
(She is very intelligent and he is very intelligent)
– Mi profesor de inglés es paciente pero mi profesora de historia no es nada paciente.
(My English teacher is patient but my history teacher is not patient)

Some words that express the degree. For instance:

– Mi profesor es muy tranquilo.
– My teacher is very calm.

– Mi profesor es bastante tranquilo.
– My teacher is quite calm.

– Mi profesor es un poco tranquilo.
– My teacher is a little calm.

They are quite different, aren’t they?

That's quite enough for one day! Tomorrow continue to scroll down for some practice.

Try guessing these Spanish descriptions of personality

Personalidad

Amable (a) angry (b) kind (c) distant

Tranquilo/a (a) calm (b) intelligent (c) happy

Intelligente (a) friendly (b) intelligent (c) aloof

Trabajadora (a) hard working (b) lazy (c) sad

Triste (a) happy (b) friendly (c) sad

Divertido/a (a) Fun (b) angry (c) confident

Confiado/a (a) calm (b) fun (c) confident

Optimista (a) intelligent (b) optimist (c) dull

Enojado/a (a) angry (b) happy (a) friendly

Pesimista (a) pessimist (b) optimist (c) hardworking

Nervioso/a (a) calm (b) happy (c) nervous

Generoso/a (a) mean (b) generous (c) angry

Contento/a (a) happy (c) intelligent (c) calm

¡Qué trabaja excelente!