Frases útiles
¡Hola! Hello
¡Buenos días! Good morning!
¡Buenas tardes! Good afternoon!
¡Buenas noches! Good evening!
Adiós… Good bye
Hasta luego See you later
Hasta la vista See you around
Hasta mañana See you tomorrow
Señor(Sr.) Mr., sir
Señora(Sra.) Mrs., ma’am
Señorita(Srta.) Miss. Ms.
gracias thanks, thank you
muchas gracias thank you very much
muchísimas gracias thank you SO much
de nada, por nada you’re welcome
no hay de qué you’re welcome
por favor please
perdón excuse me, pardon me(to get attention)
con permiso excuse me, pardon me (used to politely walk by someone)
lo siento I’m sorry(express sorrow or regret)
Otros saludos y cortesías
In Spanish, there are two ways to greet the 2nd person(you):
Notice the following examples and their subtle differences:
"¿Y tú?" is a common response to "How are you?", in Spanish. The pronoun “tú” refers to “you” in the familiar sense. You would use this form whilst conversing with a friend or such.
So, next time you're at a function and you overhear some folks conversing in Spanish, jump right in the mix with some of the above mentioned dialog, and who knows, they might invite you over for their daughter's quinceañera.
Sigue estudiando,
Professor Joel
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