Greetings, farewells, courtesy formulas, introductions, and simple exchanges about identity.
Recognize and use kaixo, egun on, arratsalde on, and gabon to greet people in common situations.
Translate words from your previous vocabulary lesson.
Say goodbye with agur, gero arte, bihar arte, and laster arte. Choose a farewell that means “see you later,” “see you tomorrow,” or “see you soon.”
Read sentences using words you recently learned.
Listen to sentences using words you recently learned.
Use mesedez, eskerrik asko, ez horregatik, barkatu, and ongi etorri for polite everyday exchanges.
Ask zer moduz? and respond with ondo, oso ondo, hala-hola, or gaizki. Use eta zu? to return the question.
Use ni, zu, and hura with the present singular forms naiz, zara, and da. Build simple identity statements such as Ni Ane naiz and Hura Mikel da.
Ask and answer names with Nor zara?, Nola duzu izena?, and Nire izena ... da. Use Eta zuk? to ask the same question in return.
Introduce another person with Hau ... da and identify people by name. Distinguish nor, used for people, from zer, used to ask what something is.
Ask where someone is from with Nongoa zara? and answer with place forms ending in -koa or -goa, such as Bilbokoa and Gasteizkoa.
Review this chapter with practice based on your mistakes.