Introductions
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Hola.
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Hello; Hi.
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Buenos días.
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Good morning.
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Buenas tardes.
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Good afternoon.
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Buenas noches.
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Good evening; Good night.
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Adiós.
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Goodbye.
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Chao, Chau.
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Bye.
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Nos vemos.
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See you.
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Hasta luego.
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See you later.
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Hasta la vista.
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See you later.
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Hasta pronto.
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See you soon.
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Hasta mañana.
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See you tomorrow.
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¿Cómo está usted?
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How are you? (formal)
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¿Cómo estás?
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How are you? (informal)
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¿Qué hay de nuevo?
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What's new?
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¿Qué pasa?
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What's happening?, What's going on?
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¿Qué tal?
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How are you?; How is it going?
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Fantástico/a.
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Fantastic.
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(Muy) bien, gracias.
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(Very) well, thanks.
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Nada.
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Nothing.
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No muy bien.
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Not very well.
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Regular.
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So-so; Okay.
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Con permiso.
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Pardon me; Excuse me.
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Perdón.
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Pardon me; Excuse me.
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De nada.
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You're welcome.
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No hay de qué.
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You're welcome.
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Lo siento.
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I'm sorry.
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Gracias.
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Thank you.
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(Muchas) gracias.
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Thank you (very much); Thanks (a lot).
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Por favor.
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Please.
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Salud.
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Bless you.
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señor (Sr.); don
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Mr.; sir
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señora (Sra.); doña
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Mrs.; ma'am
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señorita (Srta.)
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Miss
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¿Cómo se llama usted?
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What's your name? (formal)
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¿Cómo te llamas?
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What's your name? (informal)
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¿Cuál es su nombre?
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What's your name? (formal)
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Cuál es tu nombre?
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What's your name? (informal)
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Me llamo ...
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My name is ...
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Mi nombre es ...
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My name is ...
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Soy ...
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I am ...
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¿Y usted?
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And you? (formal)
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¿Y tú?
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And you? (informal)
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Mucho gusto.
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Nice to meet you; Pleased to meet you.
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El gusto es mío.
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The pleasure is mine.
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Es un placer conocerlo.
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It's a pleasure to meet you. (formal)
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Es un placer conocerte.
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It's a pleasure to meet you. (informal)
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Encantado/a.
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Delighted; Pleased.
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Igualmente.
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Likewise.
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Éste/ Ésta es ...
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This is ...
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Le presento a ...
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I would like to introduce you to (name). (formal)
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Te presento a ...
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I would like to introduce you to (name). (informal)
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¿De dónde es usted?
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Where are you from? (formal)
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¿De dónde eres?
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Where are you from? (informal)
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Soy de ...
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I am from ...
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usted; Ud.
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you (formal)
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tú
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you (informal)
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Spanish has two subject pronouns that mean you (singular). Use tú when addressing a friend, a family member, or a child. Use usted to address a person with whom you have a formal or more distant relationship, such as a superior at work, a professor, or a person older than you.
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el nombre
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name
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el apellido
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last name
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el apellido materno
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mother's last name
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el apellido paterno
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father's last name
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el apodo
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nickname
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hay
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There is ; There are
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mi
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my
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tu
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you (informal)
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Argentina
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Buenos Aires
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Bolivia
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La Paz; Sucre
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Chile
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Santiago
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Colombia
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Bogotá
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Costa Rica
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San José
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Cuba
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La Habana
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Ecuador
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Quito
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El Salvador
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San Salvador
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España
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Madrid
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Guatemala
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Ciudad de Guatemala
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Honduras
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Tegucigalpa
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México
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México, D.F.
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Nicaragua
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Managua
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Panamá
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Ciudad de Panamá
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Paraguay
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Asunción
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Perú
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Lima
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Puerto Rico
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San Juan
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República Dominicana
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Santo Domingo
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Uruguay
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Montevideo
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Venezuela
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Caracas
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Estados Unidos; EE.UU.
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United States; Washington D.C.
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