How to say "hello"
Nos vemossomeone say "¡Mejor imposible!" ("it doesn't get any there", or "I'm alive".Todo bien, Bye! (casual)they're "very good" when they're being ironic. If you hear
like "I'm hanging in
instead:
websites:
Chau
only say that
Literally "here we are", but it's usually used
one of these
Information obtained from GoodbyeIn some Spanish-speaking countries (eg, Argentina) people will often Acá andamosthan "good" in your world, you can use week
Adiós
say "mal" ("bad").
Aquí estamosa little better See you next
How to say "how are you?"
casual options.straight out and these:If things are semanapolite options, and some more to ever come
use one of
Good, thanks, and you? (informal)
Hasta la próxima
say goodbye, again you've got some
terrible, it's bad form
so-so, you could also
Bien, gracias, ¿y tú?See you laterWhen it's time to Even if you're feeling really a bit more Good, thanks, and you? (formal)Hasta luegogood day.about it?
If things are
Bien, gracias, ¿y usted?
See you tomorrow
¿Qué haces? *
having a very
really tell you Very gooda response.Hasta mañanachance they're probably not
How to say "good, thanks!"
Good... or shall I Muy bienyou "How are you?" you will usually See you (casual)better than this!") — there's a good Bien...¿o te cuento?Everything's gooddo?" or "what are you
¿Cómo andas?
pick depends on
For casual, everyday conversations you
How are you? (formal)
"how are you?" (Although just like commonly used. So if in occasionally hear the Good eveningBuenos días
phrase book. There's a good
quick "¿Qué tal?" isn't really expecting
do in English, if someone asks
"what do you
¿Qué tal?"how are you?", "what's up?" "how's it going?" "how you doin'?" etc. Which one you How are you? (informal)¿Cómo está?follow up with
"Buen día" is not very
("Good days"), but you might
Buenas noches¡Hola!in a Spanish
blurting out a
Yup, just as you Note that ¿Qué haces? can also mean personal preference.
of the following. They all mean ¿Cómo estás?answer.)English, it's nice to Good day
in the plural Good afternoonrefresher:the greetings you'll probably see in English, often the person context.how are you? / what's up? / how's it going? how you doin'? (very casual)come from, or your own
How to say "goodbye"
pick from any How are you? (also formal)to get an Just like in
Buen día
greetings are always
Buenas tardes
learned these, but here's a quick
We'll start with
say "good, thanks!" Although just like
doing?", depending on the
¿Cómo va?
which Spanish-speaking country you
can take your
¿Cómo está usted?in English, don't always expect
doubt, stick to "buenos días"singular "buen día" instead of "buenos días"
