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buenos dias (can be used from break of dawn till dusk - it literally means "Good Day")
boo-ay-nohs dee-ahs
- good morning
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buenas noches
boo-ay-nahs no-chess
good evening
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adiós
ah-dee-ohs
- good bye
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Como estas?
Coh' mo(u) est-ahs
How are you?
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Muy bien
Very well
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Gracias
Thank you
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Asi, asi, gracias.
So, so, thank you.
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Hasta mañana.
See you tomorrow.
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Hasta luego.
See you later.
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Como se llama?
What's your name?
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Me llamo Marcos.
My name is Mark.
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Mucho gusto en conocerle, Marcos.
Nice to meet you, Mark.
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Por favor.
Please.
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No
No
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Si
Yes
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Muchas gracias
Thank you very much.
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De nada.
You are welcome (don't mention it).
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Buenos dias
Good morning.
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Buenas noches
Good evening.
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Adiós
Good bye.
SMALL TALK
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Te gusta esto?
Do you like this?
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No
No
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No, no me gusta.
No, I don't like it.
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Te gusta esto?
Do you like this?
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Si.
Yes.
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Si, me gusta.
Yes, I like it.
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Muchas gracias.
Thank you very much.
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De nada.
You are welcome (don't mention it).
WHAT IS THIS?
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Qué es esto?
What is this?
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Esto es un... (masculin)
This is a...
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Esto es una... (feminin)
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In Spanish every noun is either feminine or masculin, and (ussually) can be recognized by the ending of the noun Most feminin nouns end in "a", e.g. la messa, la cassa, la montaña, la mañana; but can have different endings as well, in which case can be recognized by the definite article "la", e.g. la mujer
The definite article for feminine nouns is "la" .... for masculine "el", e.g. el hombre, el papel, el señor...
NOTE: Do not stress about using the correct gender for nouns - the main thing in the beginning is to get understood. Every non-english speaker will be super happy if you simply understand them, or if you make yourself understood.
