How are you feeling? Information questions with ¿cómo? | Spanish

Starter quiz

Which word means 'serious'?

contento

cansado

serio ✓

nervioso
'Estoy contento' means 'I am pleased'. Which phrase means 'I am ready'?

Está contento

Está preparado

Estoy preparado ✓

Estoy nervioso
Match the Spanish and the English.

contento

⇔

pleased ✓

cansado

⇔

tired ✓

preparado

⇔

ready ✓

serio

⇔

serious ✓

presente

⇔

present ✓

ausente

⇔

absent ✓
The verb 'estar' describes mood and ...

'location' ✓
Estoy, está, estás. Order these words in this order: I am - you are - she, he, it is.

1

⇔

estoy

2

⇔

estás

3

⇔

está
How would you say 'I am nervous' for a boy in Spanish?

'Estoy nervioso. ' ✓

Which words contain more than one example of the [e] sound?

tener ✓

papel

elefante ✓

preparado

estoy
Estar means to be, being when describing ...

location ✓

mood ✓

temporary states ✓

time

weather
True or False? está can mean she, he, it is or just is.

'True. ' ✓
Quique is asked '¿Cómo estás?' He answers 'estoy cansado'. What did he say?

I am pleased.

I am tired. ✓

I am calm.

I am curious.
Rubén está tranquilo. How is Rubén?

calm ✓

tired

nervous

serious
¿Cómo estás? Answer this question by saying 'I am ready' (m).

'Estoy preparado.' ✓

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The sound-symbol correspondence [e] can be practised with words such as ‘tener’ and ‘papel’.
Spanish pronouns are often not used; the verb ending indicates the person who is carrying out the action of the verb.
Spanish question word ‘¿cómo?’ combine with ‘estar’ to ask how someone is.

Spanish verbs always need pronouns, like in English, to convey the person doing the action.

Spanish verbs don't always need pronouns. The verb endings indicates the person doing the action.