Un retrato familiar (A Family Portrait)

Learning Objectives Ask '¿Quién es?' (Who is he/she?) to identify a person in a photo. Answer '¿Quién es?' using the structure 'Es mi...' followed by a family member (e.g., 'Es mi mamá'). Ask '¿Cómo es?' (What is he/she like?) to ask for a description. Describe a family member using a simple adjective, ensuring correct gender agreement (e.g., 'Mi papá es alto,' 'Mi hermana es alta'). Ask '¿Qué lleva?' (What is he/she wearing?). Use the -AR verb 'llevar' in the third person ('él/ella lleva') to describe clothing. Look at a photo of your family! 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 How would you ask who someone is in Spanish? Let's find out! In this lesson, we will learn how to ask and answer basi...

TermDefinitionExample PreguntaA question. In Spanish, questions start with an upside-down question mark (¿) and end with a regular one (?).¿Quién es tu papá? Miembro de la familiaA family member. These are words like 'mamá', 'papá', 'hermano', and 'hermana'.Mi hermana se llama Sofía. AdjetivoA describing word. It tells you more about a person, like if they are tall, short, or nice.Mi abuelo es simpático. Concordancia de adjetivoAdjective agreement. This means the ending of the describing word must match the person (masculine -o or feminine -a).El niño es bajo. La niña es baja. Verbo -ARAn action word that ends in -AR. We will use 'llevar' which means 'to wear'.Yo llevo una camiseta roja. ¿Quién?The question word for 'Who?&#0...

Asking and Answering 'Who?' Pregunta: ¿Quién es? -> Respuesta: Es mi [miembro de la familia]. Use this pattern to ask who someone is and to answer by identifying your family member. Rule of Adjective Agreement For masculine nouns (papá, hermano): adjetivo ends in -o. For feminine nouns (mamá, hermana): adjetivo ends in -a. Always change the ending of describing words like 'alto/a' or 'bajo/a' to match the family member you are talking about. Using the Verb 'Llevar' To say what someone is wearing, use 'Él lleva...' (He wears...) or 'Ella lleva...' (She wears...). This is the present tense form for 'he' and 'she' for the -AR verb 'llevar'. The ending for 'él' and &#03...