(Volume 2 Módulo 3) Mis celebraciones
149 Antes de partir…
¡Misión cumplida!
We have reached the end of Módulo 3. Go back to the first part of the module, and review what you have accomplished. Check the outcomes you have achieved. What are you proud of? What aspects of your Spanish would you like to improve? ¡Buen trabajo!
Summary of Contents
Comunicación
Here we highlight selected vocabulary from the module. The student is responsible for all the content in this module and for any supplemental information shared by their instructor (not only the information included below). The student should use the following information as a starting point for their review. In addition, they should highlight and expand on vocabulary lists to include terms that are most relevant to them. This will allow students to customize their language learning journey along the many relevant themes throughout the textbook (e.g., student life, home life, daily life, lifestyle, family, favorite foods, and clothing style). In addition, this will facilitate more personal end-of-module speaking and writing activities.
Las celebraciones
EN LA FIESTA: MÁS VOCABULARIO | |
la alegría / la felicidad | happiness |
el/la anfitrión/a | host |
el cumpleaños | birthday |
lo inesperado | unexpected |
los preparativos | what you do to prepare for a party |
la tarjeta (de cumpleaños) | (birthday) card |
EN LA FIESTA: VERBOS | |
brindar | to toast |
cantar | to sing |
cumplir XX años | to turn xx years old |
decorar | to decorate |
disfrutar | to enjoy |
divertirse | to have fun |
festejar | to celebrate |
gastar | to spend |
hacerle una fiesta (a alguien) | to organize a party (for somebody) |
pasarla bien/mal | to have a good/bad time |
reírse | to laugh |
sorprender(se) | to surprise (oneself) |
Más celebraciones
CELEBRACIONES Y FESTIVIDADES | |
el aniversario | anniversary |
la boda | wedding |
la despedida de soltero/a | bachelor/bachelorette party |
el Día de Acción de Gracias | Thanksgiving |
el Día del Amor y la Amistad | Valentine’s Day |
el Día de la Independencia | Independence Day |
el Día de las Brujas | Halloween |
el Día de los Muertos | Day of the Dead |
Janucá | Hannukah |
Kwanza | Kwanzaa |
Pascua | Easter |
Semana Santa | Easter Week |
la quinceañera | The quinceanera (celebration when turning 15) |
MÁS VERBOS PARA HABLAR DE LAS CELEBRACIONES | |
agradecer | to thank |
armar (el árbol de Navidad) | to set up (the Christmas tree) |
besar | to kiss |
colgar (guirnaldas, luces, etc.) | to hang (garlands, lights, etc.) |
disfrazarse (to dress up) | to dress up |
gritar (¡Feliz Año Nuevo!) | to shout (Happy New Year!) |
reunirse con | to get together with |
LOS COGNADOS |
En la fiesta |
la invitación |
los invitados |
los mariachis |
la música |
los músicos |
la piñata |
la sopresa |
celebrar |
invitar |
organizar |
Mis palabras
Write down other words and phrases that help you align the themes of this module with your own personal and professional life.
Your favorite celebrations (e.g., birthdays, holidays):
Past memorable celebrations:
Past memorable activities:
Lengua
The rules that govern our use of the language are presented in a communicative context throughout the module– grammar is always tied to use. Here we highlight selected grammar topics from the module. The student is responsible for all the content in this module and for any supplemental information shared by their instructor (not only the information included below). The student should use the following information as a starting point for their review.
- The preterite tense with regular verbs
- The preterite with irregular verbs
- The preterit in contrast to the imperfect (supplemental slides)
Cultura
- Guatemala
- Trayectos hispanos: Año Nuevo en la comunidad hispana/latinx
- Las ciudades en la frontera