Unit 1
Conociéndonos
START
IUnit 1 In this unit you are going to learn how to say hello and good bye and also how to spell your name
Learn Spanish with La Familia López
Click to open
Lesson 02The alphabet
Lesson 01Introduce yourself
Practiquemos
Diálogo
Conectando
Conversemos
Hello, I am Pedro, nice to meet you
Hello, nice to meet you. My name is Ana María López. What is your name?
Good morning
Good afternoon
Good evening
Página 9
Hola, soy Pedro, un placer conocerte
Buenos días
Buenas tardes
Buenas noches
Página 9
Hola, soy Pedro, un placer conocerte
Soy de means “I am from” and
“soy” means “I am” and it’s spelled
like the plant soy in English
Página 9
Learn how to spell your name and saying good bye. Listen and repeat
UNIT 01 - Lesson A |
My name is spelled C-A-R-L-O-S
Hello Teresa
Goodbye Luis
What is your name?
Página 10
Useful phrases for conversation. Listen and repeat
UNIT 01 - Lesson A |
How do you write your name?
How do you spell your last name?
Pedro is a man.
Página 10
Useful phrases for conversation. Listen and repeat
UNIT 01 - Lesson A |
Ana is a lady/woman
José is a boy
Rosa is a girl
Página 10
Useful phrases for conversation. Listen and repeat
UNIT 01 - Lesson A |
Teresa es una señorita
Luis es un joven
Página 10
UNIT 01 - Lesson A
Usuful tip
If you don’t understand a word
you listen, ask how it is spelled.
In Spanish we say
¿Cómo se escribe? Which literally
means; how is it written?
Final de la lecciónRegresa al inicio
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Unit 1 - Lesson 02
El Alfabeto
Lesson 02 - El alfabeto
Página 11
Lesson 02 - Las vocales
Vowels are part of the alphabet but it’s important to learn them separately to combine with the consonants and learning the pronunciation
Página 11
Lesson b | Combination of consonants and vowels – Listen and repeat
“La sílaba” is the sound unit resulting from the combination of consonants and vowels or vowels and vowels such as hiato and dictongo. In Spanish words are pronounced by “sílabas”
Página 12
Lesson B - The Hiato and Dictongo sound
Hiato: Two vowels together read separately
Strong Vowel Sound
Diptongo: Two vowels together read as one
Weak Vowel Sound
Página 13
Lesson 02 - The Hiato and Dictongo sound
Hiato: Two vowels together read separately
Diptongo: Two vowels together read as one
Página 13
Lesson b - Practice the pronunciation of the following words
bingo
donkey
Dance
baby
ball
cupid
heart
blossom
circle
house
Página 14
dice
sweet
domino
dinosour
fingers
Lesson b - Practice the pronunciation of the following words
family
faith
picture
fountain
film
security guard
garage
geography
gypsy
gum
Página 14-15
war
guide
wink
garlands
guitars
Lesson b - Practice the pronunciation of the following words
Jesus
young
juice
jars
jiraffe
koala
kung-fu
karate
Ketchup
kilo
Página 15
moon
can
milk
lemon
books
Lesson b - Practice the pronunciation of the following words
monkey
table
music
mike
mom
nation
kids
no
black
clouds
Página 16
Bison
spanish
girls
dye
bathtub
Lesson b - Practice the pronunciation of the following words
pirate
pear
dad
bridge
popular
cheese
quesadilla
chemestry
fifteen
cherubin
Página 16
russia
clock
rose
river
radio
Lesson b - Practice the pronunciation of the following words
salt
luck
hat
serpent
chair
pipeline
tomato
cup
tea
ticket
Página 17
vegetables/ veggies
flight
victory
vanilla
volcano
Lesson b - Practice the pronunciation of the following words
Web
Whats-App
WI-FI
Whisky
Wendy
Sixth
Exhibition
xilophone
Saxophone
exhuberant
Página 17-18
boat/yacht
ying -yang
yogourt
yuca
mare
Lesson b - Practice the pronunciation of the following words
skull
nails
Brazil
white
chat
glacial
graduation
Flamenco
dragon
France
Página 18
key
prade
plate
job
Atlantic
Accentuation Rules in Spanish:
Llanas
Agudas
Accentuation Rules in Spanish: There are 4 types of words according to accentuation. These rules are for the words that carries an accent mark or tilde
The stress of the word falls in the 2nd syllable counting back from the last syllable and do NOT end in –n, -s or a vowel except hiatos
The stress of the word falls in the last syllable of a word ending in –n, -s or a vowel.
Example
Example
Esdrújulas
Sobresdrújula
The stress of the word falls in the 3rd syllable counting back from the last syllable and always carry an accent mark
The stress of the word falls in the 4rd syllable counting back from the last syllable and always carry an accent mark
Example
Example
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UNIT 01 - Lesson A
Usuful tip
Don’t panic! Learning the accentuation rules are important but this is something you will get used to with time as you build your vocabulary.All the words in Spanish carries a stress in one of their syllables but not all of them are accentuated with the accent mark or tilde and these rules will tell you which ones are
Final de la lecciónRegresa al inicio
PRACTIQUEMOS
Practice 1
UNIT 1
UNIT 01 - Today Pedro is meeting for the first time with his project team.
Buenos días a todos. Mi nombre es Ricardo y soy el gerente general.
Hola, ¿Qué tal? Soy Pedro López. El nuevo coordinador
NEXT
UNIT 01 - Today Pedro is meeting for the first time with his project team.
UNIT 01 - Today Pedro is meeting for the first time with his project team.
Hola, mi nombre es Rufeida. Soy de Líbano. Soy la auditora
Hola, ¿Qué tal? Soy Tom, soy americano. Soy el contador
NEXT
UNIT 01 - Today Pedro is meeting for the first time with his project team.
Un gusto conocerles a todos. Tom por favor, ¿cuál es tu apellido?
Hola, soy Lupe de México. Un gusto conocerles
NEXT
UNIT 01 - Today Pedro is meeting for the first time with his project team.
Korn con C o con K
Mi apellido es Korn
NEXT
UNIT 01 - Today Pedro is meeting for the first time with his project team.
En árabe se dice al-dharreh
Se dice Maíz
¿Cómo se dice "corn" en español?
NEXT
UNIT 01 - Today Pedro is meeting for the first time with his project team.
a-l-d-h-a-r-r-e h
Interesante. ¿Cómo se escribe maíz en árabe?
NEXT
UNIT 01 - Tu turno
You are in a online meeting now
How would you introduce yourself?
NEXT
Practice 2
El Diálogo
UNIT 1
Today is Pedro’s first day of work. Listen to the conversation.
Video
Watch the video and listen without subtitles. Did you understand? Watch again with the subtitles
Today is Pedro’s first day of work. Listen to the conversation.
thank you so much
Practice
Now, choose a character and practice the same dialogue with your teacher or partner
Responde las preguntas del diálogo
QUESTION 1/5
¿Cómo se llama el nuevo coordinador?
Se llama Pedro
Se llama Carlos
Se llama Ana
Responde las preguntas del diálogo
PREGUNTA 2/5
¿Cuál es el apellido de Pedro?
Torres
Torrez
Tores
Responde las preguntas del diálogo
QUESTION 3/5
¿Cómo se llama la señora?
Sara
Ana
Rana
Responde las preguntas del diálogo
QUESTION 4/5
¿Cómo se escribe el apellido de Pedro?
T-O-R-E-S
T-O-R-R-E-S
T-O-R-R-R-E-S
Responde las preguntas del diálogo
QUESTION 5/5
¿Cómo se escribe tu apellido?
Incorrecto
Incorrecto
Correcto
Practice 3
ConectadoLee y Escribe
UNIT 1
Connecting My Spanish
Read Maria’s story and write your own
Hola homework
Hola, me llamo María y mi apellido es López. Mi apellido se escribe L-O-P-E-Z. ¿Cómo estás?, ¿de dónde eres? ¿cómo te llamas?
translation
Your turn
Hola
Conversemos
Practice 4
Conversemos
UNIT 1
Speak Spanish - Respond to the following questions and then ask these questions to your partner
Conversemos
What's your name?
What's your last name?
How do you spell your last name?
How do you write your name?
Where are you from?
UNIT 01 - Lesson A
Usuful tip
Speaking what you learn is the key to your success. So speak up! During all the lessons of this program you will find lots of questions related to the topic in the unit. Some questions might be a little personal but this is with the sole purpose of practicing. You don't need to anwer the questions with the true. You can say random answers and that is ok as long as you are practicing
Final esta unidadRegresa al inicio
Unit 1 - The alphabet
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Unit 1
Conociéndonos
START
IUnit 1 In this unit you are going to learn how to say hello and good bye and also how to spell your name
Learn Spanish with La Familia López
Click to open
Lesson 02The alphabet
Lesson 01Introduce yourself
Practiquemos
Diálogo
Conectando
Conversemos
Hello, I am Pedro, nice to meet you
Hello, nice to meet you. My name is Ana María López. What is your name?
Good morning
Good afternoon
Good evening
Página 9
Hola, soy Pedro, un placer conocerte
Buenos días
Buenas tardes
Buenas noches
Página 9
Hola, soy Pedro, un placer conocerte
Soy de means “I am from” and “soy” means “I am” and it’s spelled like the plant soy in English
Página 9
Learn how to spell your name and saying good bye. Listen and repeat
UNIT 01 - Lesson A |
My name is spelled C-A-R-L-O-S
Hello Teresa
Goodbye Luis
What is your name?
Página 10
Useful phrases for conversation. Listen and repeat
UNIT 01 - Lesson A |
How do you write your name?
How do you spell your last name?
Pedro is a man.
Página 10
Useful phrases for conversation. Listen and repeat
UNIT 01 - Lesson A |
Ana is a lady/woman
José is a boy
Rosa is a girl
Página 10
Useful phrases for conversation. Listen and repeat
UNIT 01 - Lesson A |
Teresa es una señorita
Luis es un joven
Página 10
UNIT 01 - Lesson A
Usuful tip
If you don’t understand a word you listen, ask how it is spelled. In Spanish we say ¿Cómo se escribe? Which literally means; how is it written?
Final de la lecciónRegresa al inicio
Página 10
Unit 1 - Lesson 02
El Alfabeto
Lesson 02 - El alfabeto
Página 11
Lesson 02 - Las vocales
Vowels are part of the alphabet but it’s important to learn them separately to combine with the consonants and learning the pronunciation
Página 11
Lesson b | Combination of consonants and vowels – Listen and repeat
“La sílaba” is the sound unit resulting from the combination of consonants and vowels or vowels and vowels such as hiato and dictongo. In Spanish words are pronounced by “sílabas”
Página 12
Lesson B - The Hiato and Dictongo sound
Hiato: Two vowels together read separately
Strong Vowel Sound
Diptongo: Two vowels together read as one
Weak Vowel Sound
Página 13
Lesson 02 - The Hiato and Dictongo sound
Hiato: Two vowels together read separately
Diptongo: Two vowels together read as one
Página 13
Lesson b - Practice the pronunciation of the following words
bingo
donkey
Dance
baby
ball
cupid
heart
blossom
circle
house
Página 14
dice
sweet
domino
dinosour
fingers
Lesson b - Practice the pronunciation of the following words
family
faith
picture
fountain
film
security guard
garage
geography
gypsy
gum
Página 14-15
war
guide
wink
garlands
guitars
Lesson b - Practice the pronunciation of the following words
Jesus
young
juice
jars
jiraffe
koala
kung-fu
karate
Ketchup
kilo
Página 15
moon
can
milk
lemon
books
Lesson b - Practice the pronunciation of the following words
monkey
table
music
mike
mom
nation
kids
no
black
clouds
Página 16
Bison
spanish
girls
dye
bathtub
Lesson b - Practice the pronunciation of the following words
pirate
pear
dad
bridge
popular
cheese
quesadilla
chemestry
fifteen
cherubin
Página 16
russia
clock
rose
river
radio
Lesson b - Practice the pronunciation of the following words
salt
luck
hat
serpent
chair
pipeline
tomato
cup
tea
ticket
Página 17
vegetables/ veggies
flight
victory
vanilla
volcano
Lesson b - Practice the pronunciation of the following words
Web
Whats-App
WI-FI
Whisky
Wendy
Sixth
Exhibition
xilophone
Saxophone
exhuberant
Página 17-18
boat/yacht
ying -yang
yogourt
yuca
mare
Lesson b - Practice the pronunciation of the following words
skull
nails
Brazil
white
chat
glacial
graduation
Flamenco
dragon
France
Página 18
key
prade
plate
job
Atlantic
Accentuation Rules in Spanish:
Llanas
Agudas
Accentuation Rules in Spanish: There are 4 types of words according to accentuation. These rules are for the words that carries an accent mark or tilde
The stress of the word falls in the 2nd syllable counting back from the last syllable and do NOT end in –n, -s or a vowel except hiatos
The stress of the word falls in the last syllable of a word ending in –n, -s or a vowel.
Example
Example
Esdrújulas
Sobresdrújula
The stress of the word falls in the 3rd syllable counting back from the last syllable and always carry an accent mark
The stress of the word falls in the 4rd syllable counting back from the last syllable and always carry an accent mark
Example
Example
Página 19
UNIT 01 - Lesson A
Usuful tip
Don’t panic! Learning the accentuation rules are important but this is something you will get used to with time as you build your vocabulary.All the words in Spanish carries a stress in one of their syllables but not all of them are accentuated with the accent mark or tilde and these rules will tell you which ones are
Final de la lecciónRegresa al inicio
PRACTIQUEMOS
Practice 1
UNIT 1
UNIT 01 - Today Pedro is meeting for the first time with his project team.
Buenos días a todos. Mi nombre es Ricardo y soy el gerente general.
Hola, ¿Qué tal? Soy Pedro López. El nuevo coordinador
NEXT
UNIT 01 - Today Pedro is meeting for the first time with his project team.
UNIT 01 - Today Pedro is meeting for the first time with his project team.
Hola, mi nombre es Rufeida. Soy de Líbano. Soy la auditora
Hola, ¿Qué tal? Soy Tom, soy americano. Soy el contador
NEXT
UNIT 01 - Today Pedro is meeting for the first time with his project team.
Un gusto conocerles a todos. Tom por favor, ¿cuál es tu apellido?
Hola, soy Lupe de México. Un gusto conocerles
NEXT
UNIT 01 - Today Pedro is meeting for the first time with his project team.
Korn con C o con K
Mi apellido es Korn
NEXT
UNIT 01 - Today Pedro is meeting for the first time with his project team.
En árabe se dice al-dharreh
Se dice Maíz
¿Cómo se dice "corn" en español?
NEXT
UNIT 01 - Today Pedro is meeting for the first time with his project team.
a-l-d-h-a-r-r-e h
Interesante. ¿Cómo se escribe maíz en árabe?
NEXT
UNIT 01 - Tu turno
You are in a online meeting now
How would you introduce yourself?
NEXT
Practice 2
El Diálogo
UNIT 1
Today is Pedro’s first day of work. Listen to the conversation.
Video
Watch the video and listen without subtitles. Did you understand? Watch again with the subtitles
Today is Pedro’s first day of work. Listen to the conversation.
thank you so much
Practice
Now, choose a character and practice the same dialogue with your teacher or partner
Responde las preguntas del diálogo
QUESTION 1/5
¿Cómo se llama el nuevo coordinador?
Se llama Pedro
Se llama Carlos
Se llama Ana
Responde las preguntas del diálogo
PREGUNTA 2/5
¿Cuál es el apellido de Pedro?
Torres
Torrez
Tores
Responde las preguntas del diálogo
QUESTION 3/5
¿Cómo se llama la señora?
Sara
Ana
Rana
Responde las preguntas del diálogo
QUESTION 4/5
¿Cómo se escribe el apellido de Pedro?
T-O-R-E-S
T-O-R-R-E-S
T-O-R-R-R-E-S
Responde las preguntas del diálogo
QUESTION 5/5
¿Cómo se escribe tu apellido?
Incorrecto
Incorrecto
Correcto
Practice 3
ConectadoLee y Escribe
UNIT 1
Connecting My Spanish Read Maria’s story and write your own
Hola homework
Hola, me llamo María y mi apellido es López. Mi apellido se escribe L-O-P-E-Z. ¿Cómo estás?, ¿de dónde eres? ¿cómo te llamas?
translation
Your turn
Hola
Conversemos
Practice 4
Conversemos
UNIT 1
Speak Spanish - Respond to the following questions and then ask these questions to your partner
Conversemos
What's your name?
What's your last name?
How do you spell your last name?
How do you write your name?
Where are you from?
UNIT 01 - Lesson A
Usuful tip
Speaking what you learn is the key to your success. So speak up! During all the lessons of this program you will find lots of questions related to the topic in the unit. Some questions might be a little personal but this is with the sole purpose of practicing. You don't need to anwer the questions with the true. You can say random answers and that is ok as long as you are practicing
Final esta unidadRegresa al inicio