Los Meses y Las Fechas: The Months and the Dates
Now you know the dates and months in Spanish. Here's a video of how it is used in action.
¿Qué tiempo hace?-What is the weather like?
It’s (very) cold = Hace bastante frio.
It’s (very) hot = Hace bastante calor.
It’s (very) sunny = Hace bastante sol.
It’s (very) windy = Hace bastante viento.
It’s humid = Está húmedo.
It’s raining = Está lloviendo.
It’s cold = Está nevando.
Las Estaciones = The Seasons
Winter- El invierno
Summer- El verano
Fall- El onoño
Spring- La primavera
-The difference between (Ud.) and (tú)
E.g. Amigo: ¿Cómo estás (tú)?
Adult: ¿Cómo estás (Ud.)?
Here’s how a conversation would go if you were to use your manners in Spanish:
Spanish -( Qué día es hoy? ) | English -( What day is today? ) |
Es ... | It’s ... |
lunes | Monday |
martes | Tuesday |
miércoles | Wednesday |
jueves | Thursday |
viernes | Friday |
sábado | Saturday |
domingo | Sunday |
Spanish | English |
Lo que hoy es ... | What is today … ? |
Hoy es ... | Today is ... |
Mañana es... | Tomorrow is ... |
Qué tal?
¿Cómo Estás?
¿Cómo Esta Ud?
¿Cómo va?
-How are you?Los meses del Año
Spanish | English |
enero | January |
febrero | February |
marzo | March |
abril | April |
mayo | May |
junio | June |
julio | July |
agosto | August |
septiembre | September |
octubre | October |
noviembre | November |
diciembre | December |
Hoy es el ----#---- de (mes) | It’s the ----#----- of (month) |
http://docs.google.com/open?id=0B4ajPe1pBJeSVkhOZ01iR0RDVE0
Spanish | English |
¿Qué día es hoy? | What day is today? |
lunes | Monday |
martes | Tuesday |
miércoles | Wednesday |
jueves | Thursday |
viernes | Friday |
sábado | Saturday |
domingo | Sunday |
Hoy es | Today is |
http://docs.google.com/open?id=0B4ajPe1pBJeSVkhOZ01iR0RDVE0
Spanish | English |
¡Gracias! ¡Muchas gracias! ¡Muy amable gracias! | Thank you! Thank you very much! That’s kind of you, thank you! |
De nada/ por nada | You’re welcome |
¡Disculpe! | Excuse me! ( to get an atencion) |
¡Perdon! | Excuse me! (sorry) |
¡Con Permiso! | Excuse me! |
Por favor | Please |
No hay de qué. | You’re welcome. (no problem) |
Los meses del Año
Spanish | English |
enero | January |
febrero | February |
marzo | March |
abril | April |
mayo | May |
junio | June |
julio | July |
agosto | August |
septiembre | September |
octubre | October |
noviembre | November |
diciembre | December |
Hoy es el ----#---- de (mes) | It’s the ----#----- of (month) |
http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/13840017/meses
Intro to Videohttps://docs.google.com/open?id=0B4ajPe1pBJeSVkhOZ01iR0RDVE0
Spanish | English |
¿Qué día es hoy? | What day is today? |
lunes | Monday |
martes | Tuesday |
miércoles | Wednesday |
jueves | Thursday |
viernes | Friday |
sábado | Saturday |
domingo | Sunday |
Hoy es | Today is |
http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/13839969/dias-de-la-semana
Spanish | English |
¡Gracias! ¡Muchas gracias! ¡Muy amable gracias! | Thank you! Thank you very much! That’s kind of you, thank you! |
De nada/ por nada | You’re welcome |
¡Disculpe! | Excuse me! ( to get an atencion) |
¡Perdon! | Excuse me! (sorry) |
¡Con Permiso! | Excuse me! |
Por favor | Please |
No hay de qué. | You’re welcome. (no problem) |
Por Favor en Gracias
Common Courtesy Phrases
Phrases like “Please” and “Thank you” have been taught to us since we were small children. They are commonly used in everyday life and project a sense of respect and courtesy among people. Irregardless of what some might think, common courtesy is what will get you further in life, while also leaving a good impression!
“Thank you”. We've heard and have said it ourselves. Now how do we say it in the Spanish language? There are many ways, but a short, and common way to say it is “Gracias.”. For example, if someone holds the door for you, you'd reply with “Gracias.”. “Gracias” is only one of the many ways to express gratitude in the Spanish language.
Ever accidentally bumped into someone or tried getting their attention? These situations usually start with someone saying “Excuse me”. In English, there aren't many ways in which you can say it. This is where the complex language of Spanish comes in! There are multiple ways in which “excuse me” can be said in Spanish. And each of them have different feelings/meanings behind them.
We've all wanted something so bad, that we've practically begged before. Or, because it is polite to your partner, you say “Please” when asking for something or someone. In spanish, “please” is said as “Por favor”. This term is always needed when wanting something. And prevents you from sounding rude. It is a less demanding word and shows your proper etiquette skills.
In order to know proper etiquette in Spanish, you will need to know:
The three ways to say "Thank You"
The three ways to say "You're welcome" and the differences between the usages.
And how to say "Please"
Advert your eyes to the ways of saying these phrases below:
¿Qué tiempo hace? | What’s the weather? |
Hace calor. | It’s warm. |
Hace bastante calor. | It’s hot. |
Hace viento. | It’s windy. |
Hace sol. | It’s sunny. |
Hace fresco. | It’s cool. |
Hace frío. | It’s cold. |
Está nublado. | It’s cloudy. |
mayormente | mostly |
parcialmente | partially |
Está húmedo. | It’s humid. |
Está nevando. | It’s snowing. |
Nieva. | It snows. |
Está lloviendo. | It’s raining. |
Llueve. | It rains. |
Hace buen tiempo. | It’s nice out. :) |
Hace mal tiempo. | It’s bad out. :( |
https://docs.google.com/a/scienceleadership.org/file/d/0ByDxnS1HotqDbnVNYWdVMjdLcVU/edit
A | (ah) |
B | (beh) |
C | (seh) |
D | (deh) |
E | (eh) |
F | (efeh) |
G | (hey) |
H | (acheh) |
I | (ee) :) |
J | (hota) |
K | (kah) |
L | (eleh) |
M | (emeh) |
N | (eneh) |
Ñ | (enyeh) |
O | (oh) |
P | (peh) |
Q | (coo) |
R | (ereh) |
S | (eseh) |
T | (teh) |
U | (oo) |
V | (veh) |
W | (doble veh) |
X | (equis) |
Y | (y/ee griega) |
Z | (seta) |
¿Qué tiempo hace? | What’s the weather? |
Hace calor. | It’s warm. |
Hace bastante calor. | It’s hot. |
Hace viento. | It’s windy. |
Hace sol. | It’s sunny. |
Hace fresco. | It’s cool. |
Hace frío. | It’s cold. |
Está nublado. | It’s cloudy. |
mayormente | mostly |
parcialmente | partially |
Está húmedo. | It’s humid. |
Está nevando. | It’s snowing. |
Nieva. | It snows. |
Está lloviendo. | It’s raining. |
Llueve. | It rains. |
Hace buen tiempo. | It’s nice out. :) |
Hace mal tiempo. | It’s bad out. :( |
A | (ah) |
B | (beh) |
C | (seh) |
D | (deh) |
E | (eh) |
F | (efeh) |
G | (hey) |
H | (acheh) |
I | (ee) :) |
J | (hota) |
K | (kah) |
L | (eleh) |
M | (emeh) |
N | (eneh) |
Ñ | (enyeh) |
O | (oh) |
P | (peh) |
Q | (coo) |
R | (ereh) |
S | (eseh) |
T | (teh) |
U | (oo) |
V | (veh) |
W | (doble veh) |
X | (equis) |
Y | (y/ee griega) |
Z | (seta) |
http://docs.google.com/open?id=0B4ajPe1pBJeSWG40Nm54R21Vc2M
In spanish you always say the date day/month/year.
How to count to 31:
0 = cero 10 = diez 20 = veinte 30 = treinta
1 = uno 11 = once 21 = veintiuno 31 = treinta y dos
2 = dos 12 = doce 22 = veintidos
3 = tres 13 = trece 23 = veintitres
4 = cuatro 14 = catorce 24 = veinticuatro
5 = cinco 15 = quince 25 = veinticinco
6 = seis 16 = diez y seis 26 = veintiseis
7 = séte 17 = diez y sete 27 = veintiséte
8 = ocho 18 = diez y ocho 28 = veintiocho
9 = nueva 19 = diez y nueva 29 = veintinueva
Here is a game that can help you improve on your dates.A (ah) | B (beh) | C (seh) | D (deh) | E (eh) |
F (efeh) | G (hey) | H (acheh) | I (eeeeeeee) | J (hota) |
K (kah) | L (eleh) | M (emeh) | N (eneh) | *Ñ (enyeh) |
O (o) | P (peh) | Q (cooo) | R (ereh) | S (eseh) |
T (teh) | U (oooo) | V (beh) | W (doble beh) | X (equis) |
Y (eeegriega) | Z (seta) |