CBSE Class 4 Spanish Worksheet Set 02

Q1 Write the Spanish names of the following alphabets.

Question 1(a). C
Answer: ce
In simple words: The letter C in the Spanish alphabet is called ce.

Exam Tip: Remember that Spanish letter names often end in vowel sounds like e.

Question 1(b). D
Answer: de
In simple words: The letter D in Spanish is pronounced and named de.

Exam Tip: Pay attention to the soft dental sound of 'd' in Spanish.

Question 1(c). F
Answer: efe
In simple words: The letter F is called efe in Spanish.

Exam Tip: Note the doubled 'e' sound in efe.

Question 1(d). R
Answer: erre
In simple words: The letter R is called erre in Spanish.

Exam Tip: Single 'r' has a soft tap, but the name 'erre' indicates the rolled sound.

Question 1(e). V
Answer: uve (or ve)
In simple words: The letter V is traditionally called uve in Spanish.

Question 1(f). W
Answer: uve doble (or doble u)
In simple words: W is called uve doble because it looks like a double u or double v.

Exam Tip: This is a foreign letter used mostly in loan words in Spanish.

Question 1(g). S
Answer: ese
In simple words: The letter S is named ese.

Exam Tip: Always make the clear 's' sound without adding an extra vowel at the beginning.

Question 1(h). Y
Answer: i griega
In simple words: Y is called i griega, which translates to Greek i.

Exam Tip: This distinguishes it from the regular vowel 'i' (i latina).

Question 1(i). Z
Answer: zeta
In simple words: The letter Z is called zeta.

Exam Tip: In Spain, it is pronounced with a 'th' sound, while in Latin America it sounds like 's'.

Question 1(j). N
Answer: ene
In simple words: The letter N is called ene.

Exam Tip: Do not confuse ene (N) with eñe (Ñ).

Q2 Write in Spanish the following sentences.

Question 2(a). Good morning
Answer: Buenos días
In simple words: Good morning in Spanish is expressed as Buenos días.

Exam Tip: Remember the written accent mark on the letter i in días.

Question 2(b). Good night
Answer: Buenas noches
In simple words: Good night translates to Buenas noches.

Exam Tip: 'Buenas' is feminine plural to match 'noches'.

Question 2(c). Good bye
Answer: Adiós
In simple words: Good bye is said as Adiós.

Exam Tip: Do not forget the accent mark on the final o.

Question 2(d). See you soon
Answer: Hasta pronto
In simple words: Hasta pronto means until soon or see you soon.

Exam Tip: 'Hasta' means until.

Question 2(e). Thank you
Answer: Gracias
In simple words: Thank you in Spanish is Gracias.

Exam Tip: The 'c' in gracias sounds like 's' in Latin America and 'th' in Spain.