feat(curriculum): A1 Spanish "Greetings and Farewells" Module QA Review (#64483)

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 # --description--

-When people want to say their name they often use the following structure:
+When people want to say their name, they often use the following structure:

 `Me llamo` + name. 

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ This phrase has **two words** and means "my name is" in Spanish. It's the standa

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

-In conversation, it's much more natural than other forms like `Mi nombre es...` (which is a formal way of saying "My name is..."). 
+In conversation, it's much more natural than other forms, like `Mi nombre es...` (which is a formal way of saying "My name is..."). 

 # --scene--

@@ -9,9 +9,9 @@ lang: es

 # --description--

-There are different ways to say goodbye in Spanish. In this task you'll hear two common farewell expressions that are often used together. 
+There are different ways to say goodbye in Spanish. In this task, you'll hear two common farewell expressions that are often used together. 

-One means "see you later" and the other means "goodbye".
+One means "see you later" and the other one means "goodbye".

 # --instructions--

@@ -51,11 +51,11 @@ This means "developer". Listen to the last word of the audio.

 # --explanation--

-Camila is now using the same structure she used to say her name. But this time, to tell her profession. The structure looks like this:
+Camila is now using the same structure she used to say her name. But this time, to say her profession. The structure looks like this:

 `Soy` + profession

-Again, you don't need to say the pronoun `yo` because the verb `soy` already tells you who is speaking.
+Again, you don't need to include the pronoun `yo` because the verb `soy` already tells you who is speaking.

 `Soy analista` means "I am an analyst".

@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ This is an informal way to say goodbye. This variation ends with an `o`, not wit

 `Hasta mañana` means "See you tomorrow". It's used when you expect to see the person the next day.

-`Chao` is an informal version of "goodbye" used in some Spanish-speaking countries. It is similar to "bye" in English. For example:  
+`Chao` is an informal version of "goodbye" used in some Spanish-speaking countries. It's similar to "bye" in English. For example:

 `Hasta mañana. Chao.` – See you tomorrow. Bye.

@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ This is another way to say your name in Spanish, but it's not the phrase used in

 ### --feedback--

-This is not a correct sentence in Spanish. Please review the structure she is using right before saying her name.
+This is not a correct sentence in Spanish. Please review the structure that Elena is using right before saying her name.

 ## --video-solution--

@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ She doesn't mention the time of the day.

 ### --feedback--

-Pay attention to Camila's first sentence. 
+Camila does mention the time of the day.

 ## --video-solution--

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ False

 ### --feedback--

-He says `Hasta mañana`.
+Esteban says `Hasta mañana`.

 ## --video-solution--

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ Which phrase means "Hello, good morning"?

 ---

-`Chao.`
+`Chao`

 #### --answer--

@@ -52,11 +52,11 @@ Which phrase means "See you later"?

 ---

-`Adiós.`
+`Adiós`

 ---

-`Chao.`
+`Chao`

 #### --answer--

@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ Which phrase means "See you tomorrow"?

 ---

-`Adiós.`
+`Adiós`

 #### --answer--

@@ -163,7 +163,7 @@ That is true.

 ---

-It is true in formal settings.
+That is true in formal settings.

 ---

@@ -207,7 +207,7 @@ Which phrase introduces a profession?

 ---

-`Adiós.`
+`Adiós`

 ---

@@ -229,7 +229,7 @@ Which pair is correct?

 ---

-`Hasta pronto` / I am
+`Hasta pronto` / I am.

 ---

@@ -237,4 +237,4 @@ Which pair is correct?

 #### --answer--

-`Soy` / I am
+`Soy` / I am.
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ In Spanish, it's common to omit the subject pronoun (like `yo`) because the verb

 ### Using `soy` to Talk About Identity

-The verb `ser` (to be) is used to describe who you are; like your name or profession.
+The verb `ser` (to be) is used to describe who you are, like your name or profession.

 `Soy` means "I am". It's often followed directly by a noun and no article is needed. For example:

@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ The verb `ser` (to be) is used to describe who you are; like your name or profes

 ### No Articles Before Professions

-In English, people say "a developer", but in Spanish, you **don't use** an article (`un` or `una`) before a profession.
+In Spanish, you **don't use** an article (`un` or `una`) before a profession.

 You can use `Soy` + profession.

@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ Spanish greetings change depending on the time of day. For example:

 ### Combined Farewells

-In Spanish, farewells don’t always have to be combined, but it's very common to see them used together. For example:
+In Spanish, farewells don’t always have to be combined, but it's common to see them used together. For example:

 - `Hasta luego. Adiós.` – See you later. Goodbye. 

@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ In Spanish, farewells don’t always have to be combined, but it's very common t

 ### Accents Marks and Pronunciation

-Accent marks in Spanish show where to put the stress and sometimes change the meaning of a word. Examples from this lesson:
+Accent marks in Spanish show where to put the stress and sometimes change the meaning of a word. These are some examples from this lesson:

 - `Días` – Days (stress on the `í`).

@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ Accent marks in Spanish show where to put the stress and sometimes change the me

 ### Special Letters in Spanish

-`Ñ` is a separate letter in the Spanish alphabet. For example: 
+`Ñ` is a separate letter in the Spanish alphabet. Its lowercase version is `ñ`. For example: 

 `Mañana` – tomorrow

@@ -9,7 +9,9 @@ lang: es

 # --description--

-This **Glossary** is a quick reference for the most important words and phrases from the content you've worked with in this module. The words are organized by category and in alphabetical order.
+This **Glossary** is a quick reference of the most important words and phrases from the content you've worked with in this module. 
+
+The words are organized by category and in alphabetical order.

 ## Greetings and Introductions

@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ This means "Good morning", but it's not what you hear in the audio.

 # --explanation--

-The word `Hola` is a greeting. It is used when you meet someone, similar to "Hello" or "Hi". For example:
+The word `Hola` is a greeting. It's used when you meet someone, similar to "Hello" or "Hi". For example:

 `¡Hola, buenos días!` – Hi, good morning! 

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ What greeting is Elena using to say "good morning"?

 ### --feedback--

-This means "hi", which is used as a greeting.
+This means "Hi", which is used as a greeting.

 ---

@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ This is a more specific morning greeting, not the phrase used in the audio.

 `Buenas tardes` is a greeting used during the afternoon. It translates to "Good afternoon". For example:

-`Buenas tardes, señora Gómez.` – A formal way to say "Good afternoon, Mrs. Gómez."
+`Buenas tardes, señora Gómez.` – A formal way to say "Good afternoon, Mrs. Gómez".

 # --scene--

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ Listen to the audio and answer the question below.

 ## --text--

-What word does Esteban use to say "bye" informally?
+What word does Esteban use to say goodbye informally?

 ## --answers--