Vocabulary (common phrases)

Vocabulary

(Common Phrases)​

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This unit is based on everyday phrases you can use

By Ms. Vazquez

GREETINGS

• ​Buenos días  Good morning

• ​Buenas tardes  Good afternoon

• ​Buenas noches  Good evening

• ​Mucho gusto Nice to meet you

• Que tenga un buen día  Have a good day

• Es bueno verte  It's nice to see you

  Tanto tiempo sin verte Long time no see​

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Multiple Choice

"Buenas _____" means Goodnight.

• Tardes

• Dias

• Noches

Multiple Choice

Mucho gusto means....

• Long time no see

• Nice to meet you

• Have a good day

Fill in the Blanks

TRANSLATE: "Have a good day" into Spanish

(you MAY use your notes)

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• ¿Cómo estás (tú)?  How are you?

• ¿Cómo está (usted)?  How are you? (Formal)

• ¿Qué tal? What's up?

• ​¿Cómo te ha ido? How's everything been going?

• ¿Cómo te va?  How's it going? (Informal)

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​Asking how someone is

Multiple Choice

The correct way asking "how are you?" in a (FORMAL) way is...

• ¿Como esta?

• ¿Como estas?

Multiple Choice

How do you say what's up?

• ¿Que tal?

• ¿Como estas?

Fill in the Blanks

"¿Como te ha ido?" means...

(you MAY use your notes)

​Ways to say Goodbye

• Adiós Goodbye / Bye

• Nos vemos See you

• Saludos a ... tu mamá, papá, etc. Say hi to ... your mum, dad etc

• Hasta pronto See you soon

• Hasta luego See you later / soon

• Hasta siempre A final goodbye

• Hasta nunca Until never (used if you are mad)

• Hasta mañana Until tomorrow

Fill in the Blanks

TRANSLATE " See you"

(You MAY use your notes)

Multiple Choice

"See you soon" translates as...

• Hasta siempre

• Hasta pronto

Multiple Choice

"Saludos a tu familia" means

• Bless your family

• Say hi to your family