How to Say Where You're From - Vocabulary and Review

Review the vocabulary that is useful when saying where you're from

Also Appears In: Can Introduce Yourself Level 1.1 Can Do Mexican Spanish

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Let’s review the key vocabulary.

Guadalajara. "Guadalajara." Guadalajara (enunciated). Guadalajara.

Seattle. "Seattle." Seattle (enunciated). Seattle.

Londres. "London." Londres (enunciated). Londres.

Veracruz. "Veracruz." Veracruz (enunciated). Veracruz.

Let's review.

Respond to the prompts by speaking aloud. Then repeat after me, focusing on pronunciation.

Ready?

Do you remember how to say "New York?"

Nueva York.

And the word meaning "from?"

De.

Now, do you remember how Mark says,

"I'm from New York."

Soy de Nueva York.

Do you remember how to say "where?"

Dónde.

And the formal word for "you?"

Usted.

Do you remember how Angel Salazar asks,

"Where are you from?"

¿De dónde es usted?

Do you remember how to say "London?"

Londres.

And the word for "Seattle?"

Seattle.

Do you remember the word for "Veracruz?"

Veracruz.

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