Spanish II 10-25-06
Spanish II 10-25-06
- Reviewed vocabulary from page 70, from the list at site
- Pink picture handout re: Las partes del cuerpo. We filled in the following vocabulary (left-to-right, top-to-bottom):
Una peca el pulgar la oreja el ojo, la muela, el bigote
un lunar el oído los bigotes
La boca los dientes, la calavera la axila el pelo el dedo
la cabeza el cabello el índice
El brazo el estómago el codo la garganta la pestaña los labios
El cuello la barbilla la cara el hombro la rodilla la nariz
Las narices
La pierna la ceja el nuez de Adán el esqueleto el pie
Extra Vocabulary Notes:
- El codo (elbow) = slang for a “cheapskate”
- La barba (beard) some places use Las barbas (whiskers)
- Una peca (freckle), un lunar (beauty mark)
- La oreja = outer ear; El oído = inner ear (remember oír=to hear)
- El bigote (moustache) some places use Los bigotes
- La calavera = “Day of the Dead” Skull; La cabeza = head
- El pelo, in some countries, is animal hair/fur – el cabello is only human hair.
- el dedo = finger; el índice is your “pointer finger”
- el estómago = stomach; la panza = pot belly; el ombligo = belly button
- La nariz = nose; las narices = nostrils
- La camiseta = la playera
- La camisa de mangas largas/cortas = long/short sleeve shirt
- El impermeable = the raincoat/jacket
- El abrigo = coat, but also heavy outerwear – may be a jacket
- Chaqueta in Mexico = slang for condom; use “Chamarra” instead
- Zapatilla = high-heels, or slippers
- Zapatos de tacones altos = litterally “high heels”
- Activity 1 & 2, page 70
- Sang “Heads, shoulders, knees and toes” in Spanish
- Homework
- If parents didn’t attend Conferences, you received a grade print out for them to sign and be returned tomorrow. If they DID attend, you’ve already gotten your points.
- Complete the pink handout with Matching the body parts and Fill-in the blank vocabulary exercises based on page 70.
posted by Catie Thurber-Brown @ 4:46 PM
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