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Spanish I notes for week of September 12th Chapter 2 vocab 2 Me gusta – I like El ajedrez – chess El helado – ice cream La comida italiana – Italian food La pizza – pizza La música – music la comida china – Chinese food la comida mexicana – Mexican food los libros – books (de aventuras-adventures, de amor-love/romance) las películas – movies (de ciencia ficción – science fiction, de terror – horror, de misterio-mystery) los carros – cars las fiestas – parties las hamburguesas – hamburgers las verduras – vegetables las frutas – fruits los deportes – sports los videojuegos – video games los animales - animals
 * Monday 9-12-11**

¿Qué te gusta? – What do you like? Me gusta pizza. – I like pizza. ¿Te gusta música? – Do you like music? Sí, me gusta música. – Yes I like music. No, no me gusta música. – No, I don’t like music. ¿Te gusta pizza o spageti más? – Do you like pizza or spaghetti more? Me gusta pizza más. – I like pizza more. Me da igual. – It’s all the same to me. ¿Cómo es Puerto Rico? – What is Puerto Rico like? Es fantástico – It is fantastic. ¿Cómo eres? – What are you like? Soy atletica. – I am athletic. Pésimo – awful Fenomenal – awesome Formidable – great Delicioso(a) – delicious Horrible – horrible Divertido – fun Interesante – interesting Bueno(a) – good Malo(a)-bad Algo in front of an adjective means kind of Bastante in front of an adjective means pretty Quiz over ser Gustar - to like or be pleased by Me gusta - I like Nos gusta - we like Te gusta - You like Os gusta - You all like Le gusta - He/she likes Les gusta - They like When using the verb gustar with a name you must use the personal a before the name. For example, if I wanted to say "John likes pizza." I would say "A John, le gusta la pizza." The other rule to remember with gustar is the you need to use the article before the noun when saying what you like. To say "who likes pizza?" say "A quien le gusta la pizza?" To make the verb negative, put no in front of the verb. For example: "I don't like pizza." is "No me gusta pizza." vocab quiz over Ch 2 -2 words from Monday Porque means because ¿Por qué? means why? For example: ¿Por qué no te gusta pizza? - Why don't you like pizza. Porque no me gusta el queso. - Because I don't like cheese.
 * Tuesday 9/13/11**
 * Wednesday 9/14/11**
 * Thursday 9/15/11**
 * Friday 9/16/11**

The preposition "de" means "of" or "from" De can be used in four different ways: 1. To describe something like the profesora de espa