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Good Morning
Buenos dias
Good Afternoon
Buenas Tardes
Good Night
Buenas Noches
Goodbye
Adios, Chau, Ciao
See you
Nos vemos
See you later
Hasta Luego, Hasta Vista
See you soon
Hasta Pronto
How are you? (form.)
Como esta usted
How are you? (fam.)
Como estas>Que tal
Good:
Not good:
So-So:
bien
no bien
regular
Whats new?
Que hay de nuevo?
What's happening?
Que pasa?
Thank you very much
Muchas Gracias
No hay de que
De nada
I'm Sorry
Lo Siento
pleased to meet you;the pleasure is mine.
mucho gusto;el gusto es mio
delighted;pleased to meet you
es un placer;encantado
likewise
igualmente
*LE presento.....
introducing formal. (higher authority) elder
*TE presento....
introducing familiar. (friends, people of same age)
nombre;apellido
name;last name
Here i am
aqui soy yo
you're from...right/no?
tu eres...verdad/no?
all aboard
todos a abordo
have a good vacation
buen viaje
Listen
oye(fam.)oiga(form.)
how many/much
cuanto(s)
whose
de quien? de quienes(plural)?
there is/there are (none)
(no) hay
What time is it?
que hora es?