Greetings & Introductions

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A very common informal greeting.

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A common farewell in Spanish.

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Used from morning until midday. 'Días' is masculine plural.

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Used from midday until nightfall. 'Tardes' is feminine plural.

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Used for greeting at night or as a farewell before sleeping. 'Noches' is feminine plural.

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Informal singular question using 'tú'.

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Formal singular question using 'usted'.

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Common response to 'How are you?'. Uses the verb 'estar' for temporary states.

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Used to express gratitude.

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Common response to 'Gracias'.

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Used to make a polite request.

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Used to affirm. Note the accent mark.

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Used to negate.

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Informal question to return a greeting. Uses 'tú'.

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Formal question to return a greeting. Uses 'usted'.

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Adjective, changes ending based on speaker's gender. 'Encantado' for male, 'Encantada' for female.

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Common, gender-neutral expression for 'nice to meet you'.

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Literal translation is 'I call myself...'. Used to introduce yourself.

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Informal question to ask someone's name. Uses 'tú'.

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Formal question to ask someone's name. Uses 'usted'.

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Uses the verb 'ser' for origin or permanent characteristics.

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Informal question about origin. Uses 'tú'.

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Formal question about origin. Uses 'usted'.

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Used to get attention or apologize for a minor inconvenience.

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Used to express regret or apology for something more serious.