HISP 1100 Chapter : Spanish Unit 1 Notes.docx

• School: University of Guelph
• Department: Hispanic Studies
• Course: HISP 1100
• Professor: Ernesto Guzman

Document Summary

*note* j sounds like h ll sounds like y e sounds like eh . Comon se llmas usted: what s your name? (formal) El gusto es mio: the pleasure is mine. Como estas usted: how are you? (formal) Muy bien, gracias: very good, thank you. De donde es usted: where are you from? (formal) (yo) soy de tottenham: i am from tottenham. A mi no me gusta- i don t like. Most nouns that end in o are considered to be masculine. Most nouns that end in a are considered to be feminine. Mano (hand) end in an o but is feminine dia (day) mapa (map) they are masculine but end in a . The spanish version of a singular and some plural. Ends in a z take out the z and replace it with ces . When an accent mark falls on the last syllable of a word that ends in a consonant it is omitted in.