Tengo una Nariz (I have a Nose)

Learning Objectives Point to their nose when they hear the word 'nariz'. Say the complete phrase 'Tengo una nariz' out loud. Identify that 'tengo' means 'I have'. Recognize that 'una' means 'a' or 'one' for certain words. Answer the question '¿Qué es esto?' (What is this?) by pointing to their nose and saying 'una nariz'. Draw a face and correctly label 'la nariz'. Hello! 👋 Point to the part of your face that you use to smell a flower 🌸. What is it called? Today, we will learn how to say 'I have a nose' in Spanish! It's a fun way to talk about our amazing bodies. We will learn three new words and put them together to make a sentence. Real-World Applications...

TermDefinitionExample TengoThis word means 'I have'. You use it to talk about something that belongs to you.Tengo un juguete. 🧸 (I have a toy.) UnaThis little word means 'a' or 'one'. We use it before certain words, like 'nariz'.Tengo una manzana. 🍎 (I have an apple.) NarizThis is the Spanish word for 'nose'. It's the part of your face you use to smell!El perro tiene una nariz negra. 🐶 (The dog has a black nose.) MiThis word means 'my'. It shows that something is yours.Esta es mi cara. 😊 (This is my face.) CuerpoThis word means 'body'. It's all of you, from your head to your toes!¡Este es mi cuerpo! (This is my body!)

Using 'Tengo' Tengo + [a thing] To say you have something, you always start with 'Tengo'. It means 'I have'. Using 'Una' una + [feminine noun] In Spanish, words are like boys or girls. 'Nariz' is a 'girl' word, so we use 'una' before it. We don't use 'un'. Building a Sentence Tengo + una + nariz. To build our sentence, we put the words in order: First 'I have', then 'a', then 'nose'.