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This document lists countries and their primary languages. It is divided into sections for different regions: Europe, North America, the Caribbean, South America, Asia, Africa. For each country, it provides the name in English and the dominant language. It also includes some common greetings and introductions in Spanish, as well as feelings and other useful language terms.

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Countries, Greetings, Useful Language, Questions

This document lists countries and their primary languages. It is divided into sections for different regions: Europe, North America, the Caribbean, South America, Asia, Africa. For each country, it provides the name in English and the dominant language. It also includes some common greetings and introductions in Spanish, as well as feelings and other useful language terms.

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Countries, Greetings, Useful Language,

Questions.
EUROPE

Denmark Danish
England - English
Finland - Finnish
Ireland - Irish
Norway - Norwegian
Scotland Scottish/British / Scottish
Sweden - Swedish
United Kingdom - British
Austria - Austrian
Belgium - Belgian
France - French
Germany - German
Netherlands Dutch
Switzerland - Swiss
Greece Greek
Italy - Italian
Portugal Portuguese
Spain - Spanish


NORTH AMERICA

Canada - Canadian
Mexico - Mexican
United States - American

CARIBBEAN ISLANDS

Cuba - Cuban
Jamaica - Jamaican


SOUTH AMERICA

Argentina Argentine / Argentinian
Bolivia- Bolivia Bolivian
Brazil - Brazilian
Chile - Chilean
Colombia - Colombian
Ecuador - Ecuadorian
Paraguay - Paraguayan
Peru Peruvian
Uruguay - Uruguayan
Venezuela - Venezuelan







ASIA

Russia- Russian
Iran - Iranian / Persian
Irak Iraqi
Israel Israeli
Turkey - Turkish
India- Indian
China - Chinese
Japan - Japanese
North/ South Korea - Korean
Malaysia - Malaysian
Vietnam - Vietnamese
Australia Australian

AFRICA

Egypt - Egyptian
Libya - Libyan
Morocco - Moroccan
Nger - Nigerian
Ethiopia - Ethiopian
Kenya - Kenyan
Somalia - Somali / Somalian
Sudn - Sudanese
Angola - Angolan
Botswana- Botswanan
Madagascar - Madagascan
South Africa - South African

Greeting is an act of communication in
which human beings (as well as other
animals)intentionally make their presence
known to each other, to show attention to,
and to suggest a type of relationship
or social status between individuals or
groups of people coming in contact with
each other.

While greeting customs are highly culture-
and situation-specific and may change
within a culture depending on social status
and relationship, they exist in all known
human cultures.

Greetings can be expressed both audibly and
physically, and often involve a combination
of the two. This topic excludes military and
ceremonial salutesbut includes rituals other
than gestures. A greeting can also be
expressed in written communications, such
as letters and emails.

Greetings are often, but not always, used
just prior to a conversation. Some epochs
and cultures have had very elaborate
greeting rituals, e.g., greeting of a king.

Secret societies have clandestine greeting
rituals that allow members to recognize
common membership.

Hi there Hola t.
Hello/Hi- Hola
Good-bye- Adis.
See you later/See you- Hasta luego, nos vemos, nos vemos luego.
Good morning- Buenos das.
Good afternoon- Buenas tardes (desde las doce hasta las siete).
Good evening- Buenas tardes-noches (desde las siete hasta las diez).
Good night- Buenas noches. (desde las diez hasta las doce).
How are you?- Cmo ests?.
I am fine- Estoy bien.
What is your name?- Cmo te llamas?
My name is Gary- Mi nombre es Gary.
How old are you?- Cuntos aos tienes?.
I am twenty-six years old- Yo tengo veintisis aos.
Where are you from? De donde res?
Nice to meet you Un placer conocerte
A pleasure Un placer
How do you spell that? - Cmo se deletrea?
Whats you adress? - Cul es tu direccin?
Whts you nationality?


I + AM = IM
My name is = My names
Where is = Wheres
What is = Whats

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Hi everybody. My name is Kimbly
White, I'm 12 year's old and I'm a
student. I'm from Costa Rica,
Central America, but I live in Paris
with my whole family. I'm in 7th
grade. My favourite TV program is
Two and a half men. They are so
funny I can't stop laughing. I was
born in August 2nd. My phone
number is 8765-123. I don't have a
boyfriend yet. I studied at Paris
High School.
I want you to mee my cousin
Diego Andrs Messi. He's from
Mxico. Now, He lives in Palmares,
Costa Rica. He's two years younger
than me. He was born in May
20th. He haste two and a half
men, but loves The Big Bang
Theory. We aren't from USA, but
we both speak English. He has
many friends in his group 5-8. He
doesn't have a cell phone. His
email is [email protected]. He is
a big fan of Saprissa. He enjoys
playing video games, and listening
to romantic music. He goes to
Saint Patrick Primary School

1. They are siblings.
2. Kimbly is French.
3. He is ten years old.
4. Diego lives in Paris.
5. Only Diego speaks English.
6. Diegos number is 8889-123.
7. Diego is younger than Kimbly.
8. White has an email.
9. Diego hates video games.
10. He likes The Big Bang Theory

Useful language

-Last Name / Surname
-Capital Letter
-Whats this in English?
-Thanks
-I dont know.
-I dont Understand
-Thanks anyway.
-Whats the zip code?
-Excuse me (?)

FEELINGS
-Im:



FINE TIRED ANGRY STRESSED





EXCITED HAPPY HOT COLD
HUNGRY
IM = HAVE

ANGRY
1. Lipstick
2. Lighter
3. Address Book
4. Magazine
5. Passport
6. Ticket
7. Cell phone
8. Umbrella
9. Pen
10.Wallet

1. Pencil
2. Light
3. Zip
4. Can
5. Tape
6. Sticks
7. Cell phone
8. Folder
9. Carpet
10.Water

Arrange
Arrive
Ask
Attack
Avoid
Base
Believe
Belong
Call
Care
Carry
Cause
Change
Charge
Check
Claim
Clean
Clear
Climb
Close
Collect

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