Common Spanish Conversation
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đCommon Spanish Phrases for Greetings and Farewells
First impressions say a lot about a person. So, whether you’re already a pro at Spanish or just getting started, you’ll want to make sure you’re well-versed in how you greet others in Spanish.
If you’re speaking with people in Latin culture, you may find that greetings and farewells can be quite a ritual. There’s often hugging and cheek-kissing involved, along with numerous pleasantries. You’ll definitely want to get those hellos and goodbyes perfected before your next encounter!
Greetings (āĻ¸āĻŽ্āĻাāĻˇāĻŖ)
āĻংāĻ°েāĻি----āĻ¸্āĻĒ্āĻ¯াāĻ¨িāĻļ
Hello — ¡Hola!
Good morning / Good day — Buenos dÃas
Good afternoon — Buenas tardes
Good evening / Good night — Buenas noches
Welcome! — ¡Bienvenida! [to a female], ¡Bienvenido! [to a male]
Introductions
Nice to meet you — Encantada de conocerte [formal, said by a woman], Encantado de conocerte [formal, said by a man], Mucho gusto [informal]
āĻংāĻ°েāĻি..…....āĻ¸্āĻĒ্āĻ¯াāĻ¨িāĻļ
A pleasure — Un gusto
What is your name? — ¿CÃŗmo te llamas?
My name is … — Me llamo…
Asking someone how they are
How are you? — ¿CÃŗmo estÃĄs? [formal], ¿QuÊ tal? [informal]
How have you been? — ¿CÃŗmo has estado?
How’s it going? — ¿CÃŗmo te va?
What’s up? — ¿QuÊ pasa?
Responding to someone asking how you are
Good, thanks — Bien, gracias
Very well — Muy bien
All good — Todo bien
I’m tired — Estoy cansado [m.], cansada [f.]
I’m sick — Estoy enfermo [m.], enferma [f.]
I can’t complain — No puedo quejarme
So-so — MÃĄs o menos
Good, and you? — Bien, ¿y tÃē?
Saying goodbye āĻŦিāĻĻাāĻ¯় āĻ¸āĻŽ্āĻাāĻˇāĻŖ
Goodbye — AdiÃŗs
See you later — Hasta luego
Until next time — Hasta la prÃŗxima
I’ll be seeing you — Te veo
See you — Nos vemos
Have a good day — Feliz dÃa
Take care! — ¡CuÃdate!
Widely Used Spanish Phrases
Below are a few common phrases that are widely used and definitely should be added to your Spanish memory bank:
Sorry! — ¡Lo siento!
Excuse me — Disculpe [to get someone’s attention], PerdÃŗn [to excuse yourself]
Thank you — Gracias
You’re welcome — De nada
I don’t understand — No entiendo
Don’t worry about it — No pasa nada
No problem — No hay problema
Don’t worry! — ¡No te preocupes!
Quick! — ¡RÃĄpido!
That’s a shame — Es una lÃĄstima
Good luck! — ¡Suerte!
I don’t know — No sÊ
Common Questions
Where’s the bathroom? — ¿DÃŗnde estÃĄ el baÃąo?
Do you speak English? — ¿Hablas inglÊs?
How much does this cost? — ¿CuÃĄnto cuesta esto?
Shall we go for a drink? — ¿Vamos a tomar una copa?
Do you want to catch a movie? — ¿Quieres ver una pelÃcula?
Do you come here often? — ¿Vienes a menudo?
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