Spanish Stage 3 Review Booklet (Repetitionshäfte inför steg 3)

Vocabulary and key grammatical expressions from the Spanish stage 3 review booklet, covering basic dialogs, ordinal expressions, numbers, and interrogative words.

Repetitionshäfte inför steg 3

A review booklet designed for the start of Spanish stage 3 to practice grammar and vocabulary previously covered in lower secondary school (högstadiet).

¡Buenos días!

A Spanish greeting meaning 'Good morning!' or 'Good day!'

¡Hola!

A Spanish greeting meaning 'Hello!'

¿Cómo te llamas?

A Spanish conversational question meaning 'What is your name?'

Me llamo…

A Spanish phrase used to introduce oneself, meaning 'My name is…'

¿De dónde eres?

A Spanish conversational question meaning 'Where are you from?'

Soy de Suecia

A Spanish sentence meaning 'I am from Sweden.'

¿Qué tal?

A Spanish informal greeting/question meaning 'How are you?' or 'How's it going?'

Muy bien, gracias

A polite Spanish response meaning 'Very well, thank you.'

¡Mucho gusto!

A Spanish polite expression meaning 'Nice to meet you!'

¿Hablas español?

A Spanish question meaning 'Do you speak Spanish?'

Hablo español

A Spanish statement meaning 'I speak Spanish.'

Sí, un poco

A Spanish phrase meaning 'Yes, a little.'

¿Qué has hecho este verano?

A Spanish question in the present perfect tense meaning 'What have you done this summer?'

He estado en Italia

A Spanish phrase in the present perfect tense meaning 'I have been to Italy.'

Con mi familia hemos visitado Barcelona

A Spanish phrase meaning 'With my family we have visited Barcelona.'

Que vas a hacer el fin de semana?

A Spanish question in the future tense meaning 'What are you going to do this weekend?'

Voy a ir al cine

A Spanish phrase meaning 'I am going to go to the cinema.'

Bueno, me tengo que ir

A Spanish conversational farewell phrase meaning 'Well, I have to go.'

Yo también, nos vemos

A Spanish parting phrase meaning 'Me too, see you.'

Räknetal

Ordinal numbers (such as first, second, third) that denote rank or position; in Spanish, they are also used to specify school year or grade.

Voy en primero

A Spanish example sentence meaning 'I am in year one' or 'I go to first grade' ('Jag går i ettan'), demonstrating the use of an ordinal number for a school year.

¿Cómo?

A Spanish question word (frågeord) meaning 'How?'

¿Dónde?

A Spanish question word (frågeord) meaning 'Where?'

¿De dónde?

A Spanish question phrase (frågeord) meaning 'From where?'

¿Quién?

A Spanish question word (frågeord) meaning 'Who?'

¿A dónde?

A Spanish question phrase (frågeord) meaning 'Where to?' or 'To where?'

¿Cuál?

A Spanish question word (frågeord) meaning 'Which?' or 'What?'

¿Cuántos?

A Spanish question word (frågeord) meaning 'How many?'

¿Qué?

A Spanish question word (frågeord) meaning 'What?'

¿Cuándo?

A Spanish question word (frågeord) meaning 'When?'