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    This document provides an overview of Spanish pronunciation rules and common Spanish phrases for greetings, directions, personal information, misunderstandings, and other everyday expressions. Some key points include: - Letters are generally pronounced similarly to English except c/g/ñ which have specific rules before certain vowels - Example greetings include Hola, Buenos Dias, Gracias, Adios - Common questions cover asking for help/directions, names, occupations, ages - Phrases for misunderstandings, clarification and slowing down are provided - Numbers, days, meals, feelings and more everyday words are listed

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    This document provides an overview of Spanish pronunciation rules and common Spanish phrases for greetings, directions, personal information, misunderstandings, and other everyday expressions. Some key points include: - Letters are generally pronounced similarly to English except c/g/ñ which have specific rules before certain vowels - Example greetings include Hola, Buenos Dias, Gracias, Adios - Common questions cover asking for help/directions, names, occupations, ages - Phrases for misunderstandings, clarification and slowing down are provided - Numbers, days, meals, feelings and more everyday words are listed

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    This document provides an overview of Spanish pronunciation rules and common Spanish phrases for greetings, directions, personal information, misunderstandings, and other everyday expressions. Some key points include: - Letters are generally pronounced similarly to English except c/g/ñ which have specific rules before certain vowels - Example greetings include Hola, Buenos Dias, Gracias, Adios - Common questions cover asking for help/directions, names, occupations, ages - Phrases for misunderstandings, clarification and slowing down are provided - Numbers, days, meals, feelings and more everyday words are listed

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    Idioma Espaol (Spanish Language).

    Aa as in the word ask, Bb same as in English, sounds like be in bed. Cc like s before i or e, otherwise like "k in Creole. Dd same as in English, sounds like de in delta. Ee as in elevated Ff same as in English. Gg like the "kh" in loch before i or e, otherwise like the "g" in "God". Hh silent most of the time. Ii as in the word ink never as in the word island Jj as the kh of loch. Kk same as in English although rare. Ll like l in life. Mm same as in English Nn same as in English Oo same as in English Old never as in Hot which is pronounced somehow like {hat} Pp same as in English Qq as in kw Rr like the English in brother but rougher. Ss same as in English Tt same as in English not as sharp. Uu as in the ultra, never as in the word up or university Vv sounds like a b Ww as in English. Xx as kh, sometimes as ks Yy same as in English, sometime sounds like djo. Zz as in s, or th as in think

    Even though theyre the same as in English, doesnt mean they are pronounced the same way.

    like n in news. Double L sounds like y English Phrases Greetings: Hi/Hello! Good Morning! Good Evening! Welcome! (to greet someone) How Are You? I'm Fine, Thanks! And You? Good/ So-so Thank You (Very Much)! You're Welcome! (answering "thank you") Hey! Friend! I Missed You So Much! What's New? Nothing Much Good Night! See You Later! Good Bye! Spanish Phrases Hola! Buenos Das! Buenas Tardes! Bienvenido! Cmo Ests? Estoy Ben Gracias! Y T? Ben/ Ms o menos. (Muchas) Gracias! De Nada! Eh! Amigo! Te Extra Mucho! Qu Hay De Nuevo? No mucho. Buenas noches! Hasta luego! Adis!

    Help & Directions: I'm Lost May/Can I Help You? May/Can You Help Me? Where is the (bathroom/ pharmacy)? Go Straight! Then Turn Left/ Right! I'm Looking For John. One Moment Please! Hold On Please! (phone) How Much Is This? Excuse Me ...! ( to ask for something) Excuse Me! ( to pass by) Come With Me! Personal Info: Do You Speak (English/ Spanish)? Just a Little. What's Your Name? My Name Is. Mr.../ Mrs./ Miss Nice To Meet You! You're Very Kind! Where Are You From? I'm From (Canada/ Mxico) Im (Italian)

    Estoy perdido Puedo Ayudarle/Ayudarte? Puede/Puedes Ayudarme? Dnde Est (el Bao/ la Farmacia)? Vaya Ud Derecho! Despus doble por la Izquierda/ Derecha! Estoy Buscando A Juan. Un momento, por favor! Espere, Por Favor! Cunto vale/cuesta eso? Perdone! / Oiga! Perdone! / Disculpe! Venga Conmigo! Habla (Ingls/ Espaol)? Slo un Poco. Cmo te llamas? Me llamo ... Seor.../ Seora.../ Seorita... Tanto Gusto! / Me dio Gusto Conocerte! Eres Muy Amable! De dnde eres? Soy de (Canad/ Mxico) / Soy (canadiense/mexicano) Soy (italiano/ italiana - femenine)

    Where Do You Live? I live in (France/ Mexico) Did You Like It Here? Mexico Is a Wonderful Country What Do You Do For A Living? I Work As A (Translator/ Businessman) I Like Spanish I've Been Learning Spanish For 1 Month Oh! That's Good! How Old Are You? I'm (twenty, thirty) Years Old. I Have To Go I Will Be Right Back! Wishes: Good Luck! Happy Birthday! Happy New Year! Merry Christmas! Congratulations! Enjoy! (For meals) I'd like to visit your country one day Say Hi To (John) For me. Bless you (when sneezing) Good Night & Sweet Dreams!

    Dnde Vives? Vivo en (Francia/ Mxico) Le gusta a usted aqu? Mxico es un pas Maravilloso A qu te dedicas? Trabajo como (Traductor/ Hombre de Negocios) Me gusta el Espaol Tengo un mes estudiando Espaol. Oh, qu bien! Cuntos Aos Tienes? Tengo (veinte... treinta) Aos. Me tengo que ir. Regreso en un momento. Que tenga suerte! / Suerte! Feliz Cumpleaos! Feliz Ao Nuevo! Feliz Navidad! Felicidades! Que lo Disfrute! Me Gustara Visitar Algn Da Tu Pas Dale Saludos A ( Juan ...) De Mi Parte Salud! Buenas Noches y Dulces Sueos!

    Misunderstanding: I'm Sorry! (if you don't hear something) Sorry (for a mistake) No Problem! Can You Say It Again? Can You Speak Slowly? Write It Down Please! I Don't Understand! I Don't Know! I Have No Idea. What's That Called In Spanish? What Does "gato" Mean In English? How Do You Say "Please" In Spanish? What Is This? My Spanish Is Bad. I need to practice my Spanish Don't Worry! Expressions & Words: Good/ Bad/ So-So. Big/ Small Today/ Now Tomorrow/ Yesterday Yes/ No Here You Go! (when giving something)

    Disculpe! Lo Siento! No hay problema! Puede Repetirlo! Puede hablar ms despacio! Escrbalo, Por Favor! No Entiendo! No (lo) s! No tengo idea! Cmo se llama a esto en Espaol? Qu quiere decir "gato" en Ingls? Cmo se dice "please" en Espaol? Qu es esto? Mi Espaol es malo Necesito practicar mi Espaol No Te Preocupes! Bueno/ Malo/ Ms o menos Grande/ Pequeo Hoy/ Ahora Maana/ Ayer S/ No Aqu Tiene!

    Do You Like It? I Really Like It! I'm Hungry/ Thirsty. In The Morning/ Evening/ At Night. This/ That. Here/There Me/ You. Him/ Her. Really! Look! Hurry Up! What? Where? What Time Is It? It's 10 o'clock. 01:30pm. Give Me That! I Love You! I Feel Sick. I Need A Doctor One, Two, Three Four, Five, Six Seven, Eight, Nine, Ten

    Te/Le Gusta? Me Gusta Mucho! Tengo Hambre/ Sed. Por la Maana/ Tarde/ Noche. so/se. Aqu/ All Yo/ T. l/ Ella Verdad! Mira! Date Prisa! Qu? Dnde? Qu Hora Es? Son las Diez en Punto, es la Una y Media. Dame Eso! Te Quiero/Amo! Estoy Mareado Necesito Un Mdico! Uno, Dos, Tres Cuatro, Cinco, Seis Siete, Ocho, Nueve, Diez

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