Por la mañana (in the morning)
Buenos dias, Miguel (Good morning Miguel)
Buenos dias, Ana maria. (Good morning, Anamarie)
(H)ola Pepe (hello, Pepe or Hi Pepe) Note: Silent H, ola (pronunciation)
(H)ola, Carmen (Hello, Carmen Or Hi Carmen)
Por la tarde (in the afternoon)
Buenas Tardes, Eloisa. (Good afternoon, Eloisa)
Buenas Tardes, Teresa. (Good afternoon Teresa)
(H)asta Luego Victor. (See you later Victor or so long Victor) Note: silent H, asta (pronunciation)
Adios (Goodbye)
(H) asta mañana (see you tomorrow) Note: H, asta (pronunciation)
Por la noche (in the evening or at night)
Buenas Noches, Jose (Good evening, Jose or Good Night, Jose )
Buenas Noches, Alfredo (Good evening or good night Alfredo)
Algunas expresiones utiles (some useful expressions)
- When the professor is speaking to the whole class:
- Abran el libro, por favor (open your book, please.)
- Cierren el libro, por favor (close your book, please.)
- Escriban, por favor (write please)
- Estudien la leccion Segunda (study the second lesson)
- Hagan el ejercicio numero ocho (Do exercise no.
- Levanten la mano (Raise your hand)
- Repitan, por favor (Repeat, please)
- Sientense, por favor (Sit down, please)
- Vayan a la pagina siete (Go to page seven)
- Escuchen, por favor (Listen please)
- When the professor is speaking to one student
- Continue, por favor (Go on, please)
- Lea, por favor (Read, please)
- Vaya a la pizara, por favor ( Go to the blackboard, please)
- Some other words (palabras) used in the classroom
ausente – absent
presente – present
dictado – dictated (dictation)
examen – exam
repaso – review
tarea – homework
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