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por favor
please
[for a favor]
gracias
thanks
[thank you]
de (nada)
you're welcome
[don't mention it]
(nothing)
perdon
{` above o}
excuse me
after the inappropriate action
con permiso
excuse me pardon me
before the inappropriate action
lo siento
i'm sorry
[i feel it]
after the inappropriate saying
salud
bless you or cheers
[to your health]
buena suerte
good luck
ayuda
no existe emergencia
help no emergency
!socorro! emergencia
help! emergency
!buen provecho!
enjoy your meal
!feliz cumpleanos!
{~ above n}
happy birthday
!felicidades!
congratulations