A song about greetings
If you want to greet somebody in Spanish, the most common way to say 'hello' is Sorry, something went wrongCheck your connection, refresh the page and try again..
You can practise this and other greetings in Spanish with this fun song:
Download the English translation of the Spanish greetings song here.
Key words and phrases
The greeting you use might change depending on the time of day:
Spanish | English |
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Sorry, something went wrongCheck your connection, refresh the page and try again. | good morning |
Sorry, something went wrongCheck your connection, refresh the page and try again. | good afternoon |
Sorry, something went wrongCheck your connection, refresh the page and try again. | good night |
驴C贸mo est谩? or 驴Qu茅 tal?
There are lots of other ways to greet people. These can be different depending on who you are talking to. For example, asking someone how they are feeling.
You can use Sorry, something went wrongCheck your connection, refresh the page and try again. when talking to a friend and Sorry, something went wrongCheck your connection, refresh the page and try again. when speaking formally to someone like a teacher or a parent.
Here are some answers you could try:
Spanish | English |
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Sorry, something went wrongCheck your connection, refresh the page and try again. | good |
Sorry, something went wrongCheck your connection, refresh the page and try again. | very good |
Sorry, something went wrongCheck your connection, refresh the page and try again. | phenomenal |
Sorry, something went wrongCheck your connection, refresh the page and try again. | thank you |
Sorry, something went wrongCheck your connection, refresh the page and try again. | bad |
Sorry, something went wrongCheck your connection, refresh the page and try again. | very bad |
Cognates
Spanish has lots of cognates. Which means that the word in Spanish sounds a lot like the word in English. For example Sorry, something went wrongCheck your connection, refresh the page and try again. sounds like phenomenal.
Asking questions
When you ask a question in Spanish the punctuation is different to English. In Spanish you have to put an upside-down question mark at the start of the question.
Here are some examples of questions you can ask:
Spanish | English |
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Sorry, something went wrongCheck your connection, refresh the page and try again. | What's your name? |
Sorry, something went wrongCheck your connection, refresh the page and try again. | How are you? |
Sorry, something went wrongCheck your connection, refresh the page and try again. | Where do you live? |
Sorry, something went wrongCheck your connection, refresh the page and try again. | Where are you from? |
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