> Intro – What’s in the room? (Svi’ret ra?)

> Intro – What’s in the room? (Svi’ret ra?)

> Intro – Practice 8
Make two sentences.

> Intro – Practice 9
What is something you need for class and why?

> Intro – Practice 10
Answer these clues:
1. Use this for math.
2. Write with this.
3. Garbage cans hold this.
4. You need this to study.
5. Used for sitting.
6. This is for notes.
7. It’s used for carrying books.
8. This shows the time.



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> Intro – Practice 7 (homework)

> Intro – Practice 7 (homework)
Write a very short chat with one ore more of these people:
1. Your friend.
2. Your teacher.
3. Your coworker T’Laina.
4. Your doctor.

> Intro - Culture 1

> Intro – Culture (Iyula) 1
Greeting a VULCAN is different than greeting a human. It is customary to say hello with the Vulcan hand gesture tal’a. If meeting someone for the first time, it is sometimes polite to say an oath of positivism/positivity. Some very common versions are “sochya eh dif” (peace and long life) and “dif-tor heh smusma” (live long and prosper). When being summoned by a friend, it is common to say “it is agreeable to see you again” in english, which is (va’gla-tor rom-yeht) in vuhlkansu. It is illogical for one greeting to accommodate every situation.