Greetings Listening

Listen to the audio clip. Then, choose the most logical response in Spanish.

• Buenas noches.

• Buenos días.

• ¿Y tú?

• Muy bien, gracias.

Answer explanation

In the clip, I said "Buenos días," which means "Good morning." The most logical response would be to say "Buenos días" back.

Listen to the audio clip. Then, choose the most logical response in Spanish.

• Me llamo Juan.

• Buenos días.

• Mucho gusto.

• ¿Cómo estás?

Answer explanation

In the clip, I said "¿Cómo te llamas?" which means "What is your name?" The most logical response would be to say "Me llamo Juan," which means "My name is Juan." Note that in an actual conversation, you would say your name!

Remember that in Spanish, "ll" is pronounced like the English "y."

Listen to the audio clip. Then, choose the most logical response in Spanish.

• Regular.

• ¿Cómo te llamas?

• Mucho gusto.

• Mal.

Answer explanation

In the clip, I said "Me llamo María" which means "My name is Maria." The most logical response would be to say "Mucho gusto," which means "Pleased to meet you."

Remember that in Spanish, "ll" is pronounced like the English "y."

Listen to the audio clip. Then, choose the most logical response in Spanish.

• Regular.

• ¡Hola!

• Buenas tardes.

• Igualmente.

Answer explanation

In the clip, I said "Mucho gusto" which means "Pleased to meet you." The most logical response would be to say "Igualmente," which means "Likewise."

Listen to the audio clip. Then, choose the most logical response in Spanish.

• Muy bien, gracias.

• ¡Nos vemos!

• Buenas tardes.

• ¿Y tú?

Answer explanation

In the clip, I said "¿Cómo estás?" which means "How are you?" The most logical response would be to say "Muy bien, gracias," which means "Very well, thank you."

Listen to the audio clip. Then, choose the most logical response in Spanish.

• Muy bien, gracias.

• ¡Nos vemos!

• ¿Cómo estás?

• ¿Y tú?

Answer explanation

In the clip, I said "Hasta luego" which means "See you later" The most logical response would be to say "Nos vemos," which means "See you."