Spanish Greetings

Me llamo __.

• My name is _.
• I am _ years old.
• I am well.

Buenas noches means...

• Good afternoon

• Very good.

• You're welcome.

• Good evening/night.

Which person would you need to use Señor or Señora with?

• The police officer at your school

• Your 10 year old neighbor

• Your cousin Isabel

• Your best friend

"Good afternoon" in Spanish is .....

• Hola.

• Buenas tardes.

• Buenas noches.

• Buenos días.

See you tomorrow in Spanish is...

• Adios.

• Chao.

• Bienvenidos.

• Hasta mañana.

¡Adiós! 

• Hello!
• Goodbye!
• Good morning!

Which person would you NOT need to use a title with?

• Your 75 year old neighbor

• Your younger sister.

• Your PE Coach

• Your teacher

Hello

• hola

• buenas tardes

• buenos días

• adiós

How would you great a male shopkeeper at 6pm when walking into his store?

• Buenos Dias Señor!

• Buenas Noches Señor!

• Adios Señora!

• Hola Señorita

We use titles (Señor, Señora, Señorita) to:

• Show respect and be polite

• Instead of using last names

• be rude

• We don't use titles in Spanish