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title: Grammar Highlights
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This article reviews common question structures in Spanish using real examples from introductions and conversations where people share their personal information.
 
How to use question words like `cuál`, `cómo`, `quieres`, and `puedes`, as well as how to build polite questions and answers.

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## Grammar Highlights

This grammar highlight reviews some of the **most common grammatical structures and vocabulary** used in personal introductions, question forms, spelling, and professional information.

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### Using the Verb `ser` for Identity and Profession

| Subject Pronoun  | Verb Form |
|------------------|-----------|
| `yo`             | `soy`     |

For example:

- `Soy peruano.` – I am Peruvian.

- `Soy desarrollador web.` – I am a web developer.

Use `ser` to say your **nationality**, **profession**, and to identify yourself.

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### Introducing Yourself

`Me llamo Esteban.` – My name is Esteban.

`Mi nombre es Luna.` – My name is Luna.

`¿Cómo te llamas?` – What’s your name?

Spanish often omits `tú` (you) because the verb endings already indicate the subject. For example:

`¿Cómo te llamas?` is more natural than `¿Cómo tú te llamas?`.

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### Asking and Answering Questions

Common question structures:

| Spanish Question                     | Meaning                        |
|-------------------------------------|--------------------------------|
| `¿Cuál es tu nombre?`               | What is your name?            |
| `¿Cuál es tu apellido?`             | What is your last name?       |
| `¿Cuál es tu número de teléfono?`   | What is your phone number?    |
| `¿Cuál es tu nacionalidad?`         | What is your nationality?     |
| `¿Cuál es tu correo electrónico?`   | What is your email address?   |
| `¿Cuál es tu profesión?`            | What is your profession?      |
| `¿Cómo se escribe?`                 | How is it spelled?            |
| `¿Cómo se deletrea?`                | How do you spell it?          |
| `¿Puedes repetirlo?`                | Can you repeat it?            |
| `¿Otra vez, por favor?`             | One more time, please?        |

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### Talking About Email Addresses

`Mi correo es mateo.delgado@sanjuan.pr.`

`arroba` = @  

`punto` = .

Spelling out email in Spanish often includes:

`usuario` (username), `dominio` (domain), `correo completo` (full email).

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### Talking About Phone Numbers

`Mi número es +502 4489 2201.` – My number is...

When repeating or confirming, use:
 
- `¿Puedes repetirlo?` – Can you repeat it?  
- `¿Otra vez, por favor?` – One more time, please? / Again, please?

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### Accent and Spelling Clarification

`Sebastián` is written with an accent mark on the last letter `a`.

`Cáceres` has an accent mark on the first letter `a`.

`López` ends with a "z" and has an accent mark on the letter `o`.

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