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Basic Conversation Questions Translated into English to Spanish

Posted by Loren Jenkins on

Down below you will notice two charts: The first translates simple questions from english to spanish. The second chart show how to answer that question translated form spanish to english.

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Down below you will find in video that will help you clearly understand how to have an basic conversation in spanish. If you get lost just try to follow the chart as the video goes along:

Weather: know before you go

Posted by Jamekea Lee on
The first thing you need to know is the words.

Hace

Está

(bastante) frío

(mayormente/parcialmente) nublado

(bastante) calor

húmedo

(bastante) sol

lloviendo

(bastante) viento

nevando


El Tiempo

Qué tiempo hace?

What’s the weather like?

Hace

(mucho)frío/calor/viento/sol/fresco

It’s

(very)cold/warm/windy/sunny/cool

Está lloviendo. / llueve.

It’s raining. / It rains.

Está nevando. / Nieva.

It’s snowing. / It snows.

Está nublado

It’s cloudy.

Seasons

El invierno

La primavera

El otoño

El verano

Learn the days of the week in Espanol

Posted by Loren Jenkins on

Down below the charts will help you understand the days of the week and how to ask questions about the week in Español.

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Here's an example of the Spanish Calendar:
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Down below is video that we help you better understand how to say the days of the week:

Time to Learn Spanish

Posted by Michael Hall on
Numbers
10= diez
20 = veinte
30 = treinta
40= cuarenta
50= Cincuenta
1= uno
11= once
Veinte + 1
Treinta y + 1
Cuarenta y + 1
Cincuenta y + 1
2= dos
12= doce
Veinte + 2
Treinta y + 2
Cuarenta y + 2
Cincuenta y + 2
3= tres
13= trece
Veinte + 3
Treinta y + 3
Cuarenta y + 3
Cincuenta y + 3
4= cuatro
14= catorce
Viente + 4
Treinta y + 4
Cuarenta y + 4
Cincuenta y + 4
5= cinco
15= quince
Viente + 5
Treinta y + 5
Cuarenta y + 5
Cincuenta y + 6
6= seis
deci + 6
Viente + 6
Treinta y + 6
Cuarenta y + 6
Cincuenta y + 7
7= siete
deci + 7
Viente + 7
Treinta y + 7
Cuarenta y + 7
Cincuenta y + 8
8= ocho
deci + 8
Viente + 8
Treinta y + 8
Cuarenta y + 8
Cincuenta y + 8
9= nueve
deci + 9
Viente + 9
Treinta y + 9
Cuarenta y + 9
Cincuenta y + 9




Menos
Minus or -
Mas
Addotion or +
Dividido por
Divide or /
Por
Multiply or x

¿Que Hora es/son?
What tie is it
¿Es La Una?
Its one o’ clock
¿Son Las ( Numberos ) ?
It is ( Numberos ) o’ clock
Cuarto
Quarter of an hour /  15 Minutes
Media
Half an hour /   30 Minutes
Menos Cuarto
Quarter of  /   45 Minutes




In order to ask the time en Spanish you say ¿Que Hora es? Or ¿Que Hora son?. To tell the time you say ¿Son Las ( Numberos)? Ex: ¿Son Las dos? This means “It is 2 o’ clock.

To say it is 1 o’ clock you say  ¿Es La una?. To say minutes past the hour you say ¿Son Las (numberos) y (numberos)? Ex: To say 2:10 you say ¿Son Las dos y diez?.

Use the word “menos” for minutes to the hour  ( to do this minus the minutes towards the hour and for the hour add one) like this ¿Son Las (numberos) menos (numberos)?  Ex: To say 2:50 you say ¿Son Las tres menos deiz?

To make it more simpler when it is a quarter of an hour you say cuarto and when it is half an hour you say media. That is how you ask and tell time in spanish.


This video shows how to ask what time it is. In this video miguel asks robert what time it is and is late for class.

How To Say The Spanish Alphabet

Posted by Brent Scott on
Say your talking to someone who is español. You tell them your name, but they do not understand it in english so they ask you to spell it out. This will teach you how to say the letters in español.


A-(ah)
G-(HEY!)
M-( emeh)
R-(ereh)
X-(equis)
B-(beh)
H-( acheh)
N-(eneh)
S-(eseh)
Y-( ee griega)
C-(seh)
I- (ee)
Ñ-( enyeh)
T-(teh)
Z-(seta)
D-(deh)
J-(hota)
o
U-(oooo)

E-(eh)
K-(kah)
P-(peh)
V-(beh)

F-(efeh)
L- ( eleh)
Q-(coooo)
W-(doble)


Here is the video on how to say the Spanish alphabet.


For a better example of using this in a everyday situation, click on the second video below.




How to spell your name in spanish

Posted by Gaberielle Santaniello on

How to spell your name in español!

What if a spanish speaking person asks your name, and how to spell it, how do you respond?
To ask someone their name, you say "¿Como té llamas?" to respond you can say "mé llamo___ or yo soy___"


A
Ah
B
Be
C
Ce
D
De
E
Eh
F
Effe
G
Hey
H
Ah-che
I
Ee
J
H-oh-ta
K
Ka
L
Elle
M
Emeh
N
Eneh
Ñ
En-yay
O
Oh
P
Pey
Q
Coo
R
E-rreh
S
Eseh
T
Te
U
Oo
V
Be
W
Dub-le be
X
Ek-is
Y
E-gree-ega
Z
Seta

How to get someone's phone number

Posted by Gaberielle Santaniello on

How to get someones phone number.

You meet someone, and want to get their number, how do you ask them for it? How do you give them yours?

Before we can learn how to say your phone number, we need to know the numbers in spanish.

Uno
oo-no
Dos
dose
Tres
Tr-ay-se
Cuatro
Cwat-ro
Cinco
Sin-co
Seis
Say-s
Siete
See-ete
Ocho
Oh-cho
Nueve
New-ay-vay
Diez
Dee-ez



Once
On-say
Doce
Do-say
Trese
Tray-say
Catorce
Ca-tor-say
Quince
Keen-say
Dieziseis
Diez-ee-say-se
Diezisiete
Diez-ee-see-ete
Dieziocho
Diez-ee-ocho
Diezinueve
Diez-ee-nueve
Veinte
Bain-te


Treinta
Train-ta
Cuarenta
Cwar-en-ta
Cincuenta
Sin-cwen-ta
Sesenta
Say-sen-ta
Setenta
Say-ten-ta
Ochenta
Oh-chen-ta
Noventa
No-ven-ta
Cien
See-en                        

         When saying your phone number in spanish, you need to know how to break it up. In English, we just say the numbers like two-one-five....ect. But in spanish we group them together like, 2/15. 4/82.89/43.To ask someone for their number in spanish you simply say "¿Cual  es tü numero de telefono?" and if you want to show respect to someone (like the president) when asking for his number, you would change the "tü" to "sü" so then it would be "¿Cual es sü numero de telefono?"

Learn how to say courtesy phrases in Spanish :)

Posted by Loren Jenkins on

Please make sure that you use each proper why to say excuse me in Spanish it's the way to be courtesy to those who speak Español. It also shows that you perfectly understand how to use each courtesy phrase  , and how to use them.


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The video below we help you understand:

How To Say The Month and Dates

Posted by Brent Scott on
Asking the date in español
Here is the spanish way to say the months.

Jan.- enero
Feb.- febrero
March-marzo
Apr. abril
May-mayo
June-junio
July-julio
Aug.-agosto
Sept-septiembre
Oct-octubre
Nov-noviembre
Dec-deciembre

Remember in Spanish, the months are always lowercase.

Remember, in Spanish, for the dates you write the day first, then the month, and then the year. It is always the day first instead of the month, so don't get confused.
ex: 10/26/10 would be in Spanish: 26/10/10



What the day of the week in spanish?

Posted by Jermel Langley on
lunes
Mondaymartes
Tuesdaymiércoles
Wednesdayjueves
Thursdayviernes
Fridaysábado
Saturdaydomingo
SundayHow to ask for the day.¿Qué día es hoy?
What day is today?Hoy es lunes.
Today is Monday.Mañana es martes.


Tomorrow is Tuesday

The weather in spanish

Posted by Jermel Langley on
The weather is on in spanish and you need to know what the weather is like tomorrow.


Weather      Pronunciation

Sunny         Sol
Cloudy       Nublado
Cold           Frio
Hot             Calor
Windy        Viento
Humid        Húmedo
Rainy         Lloviendo
Snowy       Nevando
Very          Bastante
Majorly     Mayormente (only for cloudy)
Partial        Partcialmente (only for cloudy)

Seasons in Espanol

Posted by Viet Le on
To know the seasons: You need to know
- Winter
- Spring
- Summer
- Fall
Here is a video of a student asking a florist what season does a flower grow in

Tu vs. Ud

Posted by Taylor Thomas on

When speaking with the President, you would speak in a proper voice. You wouldn't say "Hey dude! What's cracking" You would say "Hello Mr. President how are you today?" However you might say "hey! what's up?" to the President's daughter.

     In order to do this you have to know

     1. What is formal and what isn't.

     2. Who you are speaking to.

     3. When to use Tu and when to use Usted.


When asking the Presidents daughter her name you would say "Hola! Como te llamas tu?

Tu is the Informal way of saying you. Usted is the formal way of saying you.

So when asking the president his name you would say "Hola! Como se llama ud.?

The months and dates in Espaol

Posted by Viet Le on
To know the months and dates you need to know:
- The numbers



- Months
- And how to write the date
Below is a video of Two students asking one another what is today's date

How to spell your name

Posted by Taylor Thomas on

In order to spell your name you need to know...

     1. The Alphabet//El Alfabeto 

     2. Pronunciation of the Letters//Pronunciación

     3. How to spell  your name//Te Llamo.


1//2

A

AH

B

BEH

C

CEH

D

DEH

E

EH

F

EFEH

G

HEH

H

ACHAY

I

EE

J

HOTA

K

KAH

L

ELE

M

EME

N

ENE

ñ

ENYAY

O

O

P

PEH

Q

COO

R

EREH

S

ESEH

T

THE

U

OOO

V

BEH

W

DOUBLAY BEH

X

EKEES

Y

EE GRE AYGA

Z

SETA


3. example: Michael Wilson

       ~ M(emeh) I(ee) C(ceh) H(achay) A(ah) E(eh) L(ele) 

       ~ W(doublay beh) I(ee) L(ele) S(seh) O(o) N(ene)