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Vocabulary
Greetings and goodbyes
hola/ˈola/
hello, hi
buenos días/ˈbwenos ˈdias/
good morning
Buenos días, señora. — Good morning, ma'am.
buenas tardes/ˈbwenas ˈtaɾdes/
good afternoon, good evening (until dark)
buenas noches/ˈbwenas ˈnotʃes/
good evening, good night (after dark)
¿qué tal?/ke ˈtal/
how are you?, how's it going?
bien/bjen/
well, fine
Muy bien, gracias. — Very well, thank you.
muy bien/ˈmwi ˈβjen/
very well
regular/reɣuˈlaɾ/
so-so, OK
mal/mal/
bad, badly
adiós/aˈðjos/
goodbye
hasta luego/ˈasta ˈlweɣo/
see you later, bye
hasta mañana/ˈasta maˈɲana/
see you tomorrow
hasta pronto/ˈasta ˈpɾonto/
see you soon
encantado/eŋkanˈtaðo/
nice to meet you (said by a man)
encantada/eŋkanˈtaða/
nice to meet you (said by a woman)
mucho gusto/ˈmutʃo ˈɣusto/
nice to meet you, pleased to meet you
bienvenido/bjembeˈniðo/
welcome
Bienvenido a Salamanca. — Welcome to Salamanca.
People and polite words
sí/si/
yes
no/no/
no, not
gracias/ˈɡɾaθjas/
thank you, thanks
de nada/de ˈnaða/
you're welcome
por favor/poɾ faˈβoɾ/
please
perdona/peɾˈðona/
excuse me, sorry (to someone you call tú)
perdone/peɾˈðone/
excuse me, sorry (to someone you call usted)
nombrem./ˈnombɾe/
name, first name
apellidom./apeˈʝiðo/
surname, last name
señorm./seˈɲoɾ/
Mr., sir, gentleman
señoraf./seˈɲoɾa/
Mrs., Ms., ma'am, lady
profesorm./pɾofeˈsoɾ/
teacher (man)
profesoraf./pɾofeˈsoɾa/
teacher (woman)
estudiantem./f./estuˈðjante/
student
compañerom./kompaˈɲeɾo/
classmate, colleague (man)
compañeraf./kompaˈɲeɾa/
classmate, colleague (woman)
amigom./aˈmiɣo/
friend (man)
amigaf./aˈmiɣa/
friend (woman)
yo/ʝo/
I
tú/tu/
you (informal)
usted/usˈteð/
you (formal)
él/el/
he
ella/ˈeʝa/
she
Greetings for every moment
Match each Spanish expression with its meaning.