Formalidad en español In Spanish, there is a distinct difference between ____________________ and...
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Formalidad en español In Spanish, there is a distinct difference between ____________________ and ____________________ speech _____________________________________________ ________. You are able to address somebody ____________________ when ____________________ ____________________. However, You must address somebody ____________________ when ____________________ ____________________. Formal Informal When you are talking to/addressing people informall y They are the same age / you are on a first-name basis They are older / You are expected to have a greater level of respect for them Formally
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Formalidad en españolIn Spanish, there is a distinct difference between
____________________ and
____________________ speech
_____________________________________________________.
You are able to address somebody ____________________
when ____________________ ____________________.
However, You must address somebody ____________________
when ____________________ ____________________.
Formal
Informal
When you are talking to/addressing people
informallyThey are the same age / you are on a first-name basis
They are older / You are expected to have a greater level of respect for them
Formally
Examples of people you can address informally:
Examples of people you must address formally:
Friends Most family members
Adults you are very close to
Classmates
Most people you randomly meetPeers
Teachers
The doctor
People that you are serving
Some adults that you randomly meet
Anybody that you need help from.
There are ____________________ ways to say
____________________ in Spanish.
The formal way is ____________________.
The informal way is ____________________.
When you address somebody ____________________, or in the
____________________ form, you must
______________________________________________________.
two
you
usted
tú
formally
usted
Refer to them in the third person
Formal Expressions:¿Cómo se llama usted? – What is your name?
¿Cómo está usted? – How are you?
¿De dónde es usted? – Where are you from?
Es un placer conocerle – It’s a pleasure to meet you.
Informal Expressions:¿Qué onda? – ‘sup
Nada - Nothin'Mucho – Lots!
¿Qué pasa? – What’s happening?
¿Cómo te va? – How’s it going?
¿Qué hay de nuevo? – What’s new?
Formal and/or Informal Expressions:
Gracias – Thank you
De nada – You’re welcome
Mucho gusto – Nice to meet you.
El gusto es mío – The pleasure is mineEncantado – Nice to meet you.
Igualmente – Same to you
¿Y tú? – And you?
Colloquial Expressions:
Chévere – Cool/Good (used everywhere)
Súper cool – Super cool (Dominican Republic)
Pura Vida – Pure life (Everything’s good) (Costa Rica)
¿Todo bien? – Everything good?
Todo bien – Everything’s good
