Asking students if they are fluent in Spanish
"Levanten la mano si ustedes son fluido en español."
After the students raise their hands, I would ask one student:
"¿Tu habla español en casa? ¿Quién más en su casa habla español ? ¿Qué hacen para el trabajo?"
I am taking a class about teaching language and we are practicing Spanish now. I have to prepare sample lesson plans for class. These are questions that I would ask to learn about which students are already fluent in Spanish. I am not sure if there is a way to describe being "fluent" in a language en español.
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Asking students if they are fluent in Spanish
"Levanten la mano si ustedes hablan español de forma fluida."After the students raise their hands, I would ask one student:
"¿Usted habla español en casa? ¿Quién más en su casa habla español ? ¿En qué trabajan?"
I am taking a class about teaching language and we are practicing Spanish now. I have to prepare sample lesson plans for class. These are questions that I would ask to learn about which students are already fluent in Spanish. I am not sure if there is a way to describe being "fluent" in a language en español.
Note: In this correction I used "usted" which is formal. You can use "tu" if you want to be informal, however do not mix them.
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Asking students if they are fluent in Spanish
"Levanten la mano si ustedes tienen fluidez en español."After the students raise their hands, I would ask one student:
"¿Tu hablas/usted habla español en casa? ¿Quién más en tu/su casa habla español ? ¿De que trabajan?"
I am taking a class about teaching language and we are practicing Spanish now. I have to prepare sample lesson plans for class. These are questions that I would ask to learn about which students are already fluent in Spanish. I am not sure if there is a way to describe being "fluent" in a language en español.
Tener fluidez: be fluent
Tu hablas español: tu casa
Usted habla español: su casa
Be careful when using tu or usted. I recommend you to use either one or the other, but try not to mix them because you will get confused with the verbal tenses
Very good anyway and good luck with your class :)
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