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From YouTube: Language Matters Episode 4
Description
Description
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C
Begin
this
introduction
to
language
matters
with
looking
at
basic
spanish
greetings
today,
we'll
learn
how
to
greet
others
informally
in
Spanish
and
respond
appropriately
to
accomplish
this
task.
You'll
need
to
remember
how
to
say
and
read
some
basic
spanish
words
here
are
four
expressions.
You
need
to
know:
hola
buenos
dias,
buenas,
tardes,
buenas
noches
for.
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A
These
greetings
may
repeat
them
back
as
a
social
gesture.
So
if
I
say
to
you
buenas
tardes,
you
could
say
buenas
tardes
back
to
me,
you'll,
take
your
turn
in
a
minute.
Hola
is
an
informal
expression
equivalent
to
high
the
other
three
dias
de
San
noches
refer
to
the
time
of
day
day
is
usually
from
daylight
to
noon.
Databases
afternoon
until
nightfall
and
night
is
the
absence
of
light
here
in
the
US.
We
are
a
little
stricter
about
when
afternoon
ends
and
evening
begins
now.
C
C
A
C
C
Let's
review
what
we
learned
today,
one
languages
learned
in
context
and
I'll
be
using
more
Spanish
than
just
a
few
words
to
formal
and
informal
situations
use
different
language
forms.
Three.
When
we
want
to
ask
how
someone
is,
we
can
say:
como
estas,
Oh
como,
esta
stottah
pour
toi
nos
vemos,
la
próxima,
vez
and
language
matters.
B
C
A
C
C
C
Hola
welcome
to
language
matters
I'll,
be
speaking
more
spanish
to
you
for
this
installment.
We
will
show
you
the
words.
You
really
need
to
know.
Don't
worry
about
understanding
every
word.
We
just
want
you
to
hear
the
language
in
its
context.
A
word
about
today's
lesson.
The
root
word
for
today
is
Gemma
in
Spanish.
Double
l
has
been
considered
as
a
separate,
sound
much
like
the
y
in
yes,
the
sound
is
distinctive
in
Spanish.
According
to
what
dialect
of
Spanish
we
speak
for
the
purpose
of
Anne
Arundel's
language
matters.
C
C
Expressions
mean:
what's
your
name,
so
how
do
you
know
in
which
situation
something
is
formal
or
informal?
Usually
if
you
use
the
person's
first
name
in
conversation,
it's
an
informal
situation,
as
we
told
you
in
the
last
episode,
if
you
say
profesora
or
profesora,
the
equivalent
of
teacher
in
the
classroom
you're
in
a
formal
situation.
Let's
try
that
out.
Tell
me
in
Spanish,
formal
or
informal
for
the
following
situations:
como
estas
como,
esta
profesora,
una,
perrita,
perfecto.
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A
C
Revisa
Mo's
ahora
nigam
accd
se
como
te
llamas,
o
como
se
llaman
in
las
situaciones,
a
young
student,
you
would
say
como
te
llamas
to
an
older
woman.
You
would
say
como
se
llaman
one
friend
talking
to
another,
might
say
como
de
gemas
and
talking
to
Holly
the
dog,
you
would
say
como
te
llamas,
let's
combine
the
last
two
lessons
use
your
knowledge
of
spanish.
To
respond
to
the
dialogue
prompts
greet
me.
Ask
me
how
I
am
asked
me
my
name.
C
Let's
review
what
we
learned
today,
one
languages
learned
in
context
and
I'll
be
using
more
spanish
than
just
a
few
words.
You
won't
understand
all
of
the
words,
but
you
will
begin
to
understand
too
formal
and
informal
situations
use
different
language
forms
three.
When
we
want
to
ask
someone's
name,
we
can
say
como
te,
llamas
or
como
se
llaman.
The
word
Yama
has
different
pronunciations
depending
on
where
one
lives
it's
tilde,
pour
toi
nos
vemos,
la
proxima
days
and
language
matters.