Anne Arundel County Public Schools, MD Language Matters, 30 Jan 2015

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From YouTube: Language Matters – Spanish in a Minute Episode 1

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As part of community outreach from the Office of World Language, Jennifer Hernandez and Joe Wieczorek, Ph.D., offer brief instruction for you in Spanish.

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Hi, my name is Jennifer Hernandez and I'm. The coordinator for world languages for Anne Arundel, County Public Schools I, am here with dr. Joe, via chor tech teacher specialist over the next year, we'll be offering brief instruction for you in Spanish. We also plan on highlighting arabic and chinese languages which receive federal, grant support through Startalk a strategic language initiative. As.

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Part of community outreach from the office award languages in Anne, Arundel County. We will provide basic language instruction for you, your students and for the community at large by the end of the year. We would like you to know a bit more about communicating in Spanish. We would also like to be able to inspire you to engage in basic conversations, gain knowledge of other cultures and connect with other academic disciplines in.

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Addition we would like the community to develop insight into the nature of language and to use world languages not only in school, but also in the community at large. Come join us because language matters. Let's 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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Of these greetings may repeat them back as a social gesture. So if I say to you when I started this, 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 3d us that they send notice refer to the time of day day is usually from daylight to noon. Saturday this 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.

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Let's practice, when you hear me say: hola, buenos dias, buenas, tardes or buenas noches respond appropriately, vamos hola, buenas, noches, buenas, tardes, buenos dias, es todo por, oi nos vemos, la proxima, guess and language matters.

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Hola and welcome to language.

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Matters before we begin to learn our new words and expressions. Let's review our last episode. Let's.

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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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Of these greetings me repeat them back as a social gesture. So if I say to you buenas tardes, you could say when I started this back to me, you'll take your turn in a minute. Hola is an informal expression equivalent to high the other three. The us that they send notice refer to the time of day day is usually from daylight to noon. Saturday this 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.

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Let's practice, when you hear me say: hola buenos dias, buenas, tardes or buenas noches respond appropriately, vamos hola, buenas, noches, buenas tardes buenos dias, es todo por, oi nos vemos, la proxima, guess, n language matters. Now.

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That we reviewed, let's begin our new episodes.

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Hola welcome to Spanish 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, Massimo.

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Jose en el primer, episodio de language matters Oh a noseless expresiones hola buenos días, buenas tardes y buenas noches Oh, a aprender mas, las expresiones, como estas y como, esta cual es la diferencia, entre como, estas y como, esta como estás, informal y como, esta es formal. Both.

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Expressions mean how are you 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, if you say Senor or signora the equivalent of mr. or mrs. you're in a formal situation. Let's.

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Try that out tell me in Spanish, formal or informal for the following situations: juan carlos Senora de arenas, señor Presidente, Holly perfecto, juan carlos es informal seigneur de rayna's. Es formal el presidente, es formal, a holy super ah es informal ahora de Gama CCD se como estás, o como, esta en las situaciones, juan carlos seigneur de arenas, Senor Presidente, Holly.

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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, o como, esta es todo por, hoy nos vemos, la próxima, vez and language matters.

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Hola and welcome to language matters before.

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We begin to learn our new words and expressions. Let's review our last episode. Don't.

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Worry about understanding every word. We just want you to hear the language in its context, Massimo.

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Jose in a primer, episodio de language matters, Oh Amos, las expresiones, hola, buenos días, buenas tardes y buenas, noches Oh, a aprender mas, las expresiones, como estas y como, esta cual es la diferencia, entre como, estas y como, esta como, estas, informal y como, esta es formal, both.

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Expressions mean how are you so? How do you know in which situation something is formal or informal? Usually, if you use the person's first name and conversation, it's an informal situation, if you say Senor or signora the equivalent of mr. or mrs. you're in a formal situation. Let's.

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Try that out tell me in Spanish, formal or informal for the following situations: Juan Carlos señora de arenas, señor Presidente, Holly, perfecto, juan carlos es, informal seigneur de arenas; es formal el Presidente s, formal, a holy supera s, informal ahora, déjame ssed se como estas, o como, esta en las situaciones, juan carlos señor de arenas, señor Presidente holy.

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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, o como, esta now.

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That we reviewed, let's begin our new episodes.

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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, this sound is distinctive in Spanish. According to what dialect of Spanish we speak for the purpose of Anne Arundel's language matters.

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We will pronounce jaw as why to teach you. However, some speakers of Spanish pronounced double l as jaw as in Joe or as yah as in pleasure. Still others say it as yeah, so the basic patterns of Spanish Gemma may vary, get ready to listen to some Spanish mission.

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Mo Jose in a segunda episodio de language matters, Oh Amos, lehet, presiones, como, estas y como, esta la primera, expression, como, estas s, informal y como, esta es formal voy.

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Aprende Mo's las expresiones, como te llamas y como se llaman exist a la misma diferencia entre como te llamas y como se llaman es decir como te llamas is informal y como se llaman es formal cual.

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Es la diferencia, entre como te llamas y como se llaman como te llamas s, informal y como, se llaman s formal both.

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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 professor 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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Como estas es informal como, esta es formal profesora s, formal une /, Rita, es informal ahora diga me see Sadie se como te llamas, o como se llaman en las situaciones. So what would you say to a young student?

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What would you say to an older woman? Would you say one friend talking to another and what would you say if you talk to Holly the dog.

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Revisa Mo's ahora Viggo me ccd, se como te llamas, Oh como, se llaman en 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.

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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, its todo por. Hoy nos vemos, la proxima days, n language matters.

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