LECCIÓN 1 SALUDARSE Y PRESENTARSE (2) M. José Suarez Febrero 2015 SPA14-0023
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LECCIÓN 1SALUDARSE Y PRESENTARSE (2)
M. José Suarez Febrero 2015 SPA14-0023
Nuestros (our) objetivos
En esta lección nuestros objetivos son saludarnos (say hello to one another) y
presentarnos (introduce ourselves) el uno al otro.
In order to achieve these objectives, we’re going to: Read (leer) a cultural note about physical
contact. Read a cultural note about saying good-bye. Get the main ideas from each reading. Remember that we don’t have to understand
every word of a text to get the main idea.
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Nota cultural – El contacto físico3
Antes de leer – Answer the questions above to the best of your ability.
1. A cognate is a word in a foreign language that looks like and has the same meaning as an English word. Can you guess what these cognates mean?contacto físico gesto frecuente persona
normal típico tocar
2. Based on the pictures, what do you think the following words mean?
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el hombrola
mano
besarla mejilla
el hombre
♂
la mujer ♀
Antes de leer – Answer the questions above to the best of your ability.
1. What do you already know about the gestures that go along with greetings and introductions in Spanish-speaking cultures? There may be more than one possible answer.
a. They shake hands. b. They touch each other’s shoulders. c. They kiss on the cheek.
Which gesture do people usually use when introducing themselves?
Which gesture can two women use when saying hello? Which gestures can a man and a woman use when saying hello? Which gestures are likely when two friends (both men) say
hello?
2. In Spanish-speaking cultures, you can usually touch your friend’s shoulder while shaking hands.
TRUE FALSE
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Leamos.6
El contacto físicoEstos hombres se dan la mano.
Darse la mano es un gesto muy frecuente. Dos personas normalmente se dan la mano cuando se
presentan la una a la otra.
Leamos.7
El contacto físicoEste hombre le toca el hombro a su amigo.
Cuando se saludan, los amigos (♂♂) normalmente se tocan la espalda o el hombro y se dan la mano.
Leamos.8
El contacto físicoEstas personas se besan en la mejilla.
Besarse en la mejilla es también muy frecuente. Las amigas (♀♀) típicamente se besan al saludarse. Un
amigo (♂) y una amiga (♀) pueden besarse también, pero dos amigos (♂♂) típicamente no se besan.
Después de leer – Answer the questions above to the best of your ability.
1. Were your initial ideas correct? Remember, there may be more than one possible answer.
a. Se dan la mano. b. Se tocan el hombro. c. Se besan en la mejilla.
Which gesture do people usually use when introducing themselves?
Which gestures can two women use when saying hello? Which gestures can a man and a woman use when saying
hello? Which gestures are likely when two friends (both men) say
hello? Bonus: Which gesture is probably the safest if you are unsure
about what to do?
2. In Spanish-speaking cultures, you can usually touch your friend’s shoulder while shaking hands.
CIERTO FALSO
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Nota cultural – Las despedidas (good-byes)10
Antes de leer – Answer the questions above to the best of your ability. 11
1. Can you guess what these cognates mean?
es común tradicionalcontexto ejemplodefinitivo probable usar mucho
2. Based on the picture to the right, what do you think triste means?
La chica está triste.
Antes de leer12
Here are some possible main ideas for the following cultural note. Keep them in mind as we read.
A. When people are going to see each other tomorrow, it’s more likely that they will say goodbye with adiós.
B. When people aren’t going to see each other for a long time, they are more likely to say goodbye with adiós.
C. When people aren’t going to see each other for a long time, they try to stay cheerful and say “See you later!”
Leamos.13
Las despedidasSaben ya algunas despedidas, ¿verdad?
Se puede decir por ejemplo:
¡Hasta luego!
¡Hasta mañan
a!
¡Nos vemos!
¡Adiós!
Leamos.14
Hoy en día (nowadays) el «adiós» es muy común en muchos contextos, pero
tradicionalmente era (used to be) una despedida más definitiva.
Las despedidas
Leamos.15
Las despedidas
Entonces, si la despedida es triste o final, no es apropiado decir “¡Hasta luego!”, sino “¡Adiós!”
Después de leer16
What do you think was the main idea of the cultural note?
A. When people are going to see each other tomorrow, it’s more likely that they will say goodbye with adiós.
B. When people aren’t going to see each other for a long time, they are more likely to say goodbye with adiós.
C. When people aren’t going to see each other for a long time, they try to stay cheerful and say “See you later!”
Evaluación
¡Excelente trabajo!
¿Alcanzamos (did we reach) nuestro objetivo?
What was the easiest part of this lesson?
What was the most difficult part?
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