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Qué = What?
Dónde = Where?
Cuándo = When?
Por Qué = Why?
Cómo = How?

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Ciencias - Science
Lenguaje - Languages
Lengua - a language
Educacion Fisica - Physical Ed.
Matematicas - Mathematics
Inglés - English
Español - Spanish
Historia - History
Ciencias Sociales - Social Sciences
Arte - Art

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Learn Spanish - ¿Qué hora es? (telling time) part 1

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Message. Phone calls. Video Calls. Here to support you! BE SURE TO USE YOUR SCHOOL GOOGLE ACCOUNT.

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Google Document Containing:
- Pronouns
- Verb Conjugations

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English definition and examples

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Qué = What?
Dónde = Where?
Cuándo = When?
Por Qué = Why?
Cómo = How?

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Spanish Learning for Everyone! Translate. Conjugate. Build vocabulary. FOR FREE!

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SpanishDictionary.com is the world’s largest online Spanish-English dictionary, translator, and reference tool.

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1. You can simply copy and paste the letters and punctuation marks given above.

2. You can learn the keyboard shortcuts on your Mac or PC.

3. You can set your keyboard layout to Spanish.

Read on for more on keyboard shortcuts and layouts!

Keyboard Shortcuts

If you only need an accented character every now and then, there is no need to change your full keyboard layout. Instead, you can make use of keyboard shortcuts, which we'll explain for both PC and Mac users below.

On a PC

There are several keyboard shortcuts you can use for Spanish letters and punctuation on your PC. This first set is for newer computers and may only work in Microsoft Office.

If you're using Office for Windows, use the following shortcuts:

On a Mac

To get accented vowels on a Mac, hold down the Option/Alt key (⌥) , and press the key. Then, release both keys and type the letter that you want to accent.

For the ñ, hold down the Option/Alt key while you press the n key, then press n again.

To type an umlaut over the , hold down the key while pressing the key, then press again.

How to Type Accents and Letters with Character Codes

Another way to type Spanish letters and punctuation marks is to use character codes. Each character in your computer has a code made up of the Alt key and a three-digit number, all of which are listed below.

Full Keyboard Configuration

For those using Spanish letters and punctuation on a regular basis, we recommend going into your Control Panel/System Preferences and adding the Spanish keyboard configuration. This will mean you need to learn the new key placements, but it is very easy once you get used to it.

For Windows Vista

1. Go to your Control Panel

2. Click on "Clock, Language, Region"

3. Click on "Change Keyboards"

4. Click "Add" and Select "Spanish-International Sort"

For Windows XP

1. Go to your Control Panel

2. Click on "Date, Time, Language, and Regional Options"

3. Click on "Regional and Language Options"

4. Select the "Languages" tab at the top

5. Click on "Details" near the bottom

6. Click "Add" and choose "Spanish-Traditional Sort"

7. Go back to the "Languages" tab and choose the option to "switch languages" by pressing "left alt-shift" at the same time. This way, you can switch to and from the Spanish and regular keyboard whenever you want.

For macOS

1. Go to your System Preferences

2. Click on "International"

3. Select the "Input Menu" tab

4. Scroll down to select "Spanish - ISO"

5. Note the keystrokes necessary to switch between languages or select "Show input menu in menu bar" to be able to select which keyboard you want to use.

Spanish-International Sort Keyboard Layout

Once you have installed your Spanish keyboard, it may react a bit differently than you're used to. In particular, several punctuation marks are in different places than they are on an English-language keyboard. Here's how to type a few of the trickier ones (check out the image of the Spanish Mac keyboard below to follow along.)

To type an apostrophe (), press the key immediately to the right of the key for the number 0.

To type a question mark (), press Shift, then the key immediately to the right of the key for the number 0.

To type double quotes ( ), press Shift, then the key for the number 2.

Happily, the period (), comma (), and exclamation point () keys are in the same places on Spanish and English Mac keyboards.

Spanish Mac Keyboard

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1. You can simply copy and paste the letters and punctuation marks given above. 2. You can learn the keyboard shortcuts on your Mac or PC. 3. You can set your keyboard layout to Spanish. Read on for more on keyboard shortcuts and layouts!