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    Phrases and Gestures To Greet

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    The document provides common Spanish phrases for greeting, introducing oneself, and saying farewell, along with their English translations. For greetings, it lists "hola," "¿qué tal?," "buenos días," "buenas tardes," and "buenas noches," as well as "¿cómo estás?" and "¿cómo vas?". For goodbyes, it indicates that "hasta luego," "chao," "adiós," and "hasta mañana" are commonly used, with "adiós" implying a more permanent goodbye.

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    The document provides common Spanish phrases for greeting, introducing oneself, and saying farewell, along with their English translations. For greetings, it lists "hola," "¿qué tal?," "buenos días," "buenas tardes," and "buenas noches," as well as "¿cómo estás?" and "¿cómo vas?". For goodbyes, it indicates that "hasta luego," "chao," "adiós," and "hasta mañana" are commonly used, with "adiós" implying a more permanent goodbye.

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    The document provides common Spanish phrases for greeting, introducing oneself, and saying farewell, along with their English translations. For greetings, it lists "hola," "¿qué tal?," "buenos días," "buenas tardes," and "buenas noches," as well as "¿cómo estás?" and "¿cómo vas?". For goodbyes, it indicates that "hasta luego," "chao," "adiós," and "hasta mañana" are commonly used, with "adiós" implying a more permanent goodbye.

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    Phrases and Gestures To Greet

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    The document provides common Spanish phrases for greeting, introducing oneself, and saying farewell, along with their English translations. For greetings, it lists "hola," "¿qué tal?," "buenos días," "buenas tardes," and "buenas noches," as well as "¿cómo estás?" and "¿cómo vas?". For goodbyes, it indicates that "hasta luego," "chao," "adiós," and "hasta mañana" are commonly used, with "adiós" implying a more permanent goodbye.

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    Phrases and gestures to greet, introduce and say farewell.

    Frases y gestos para saludar, presentar y decir adiós

    spanish english
    hola hello
    ¿quétal? what’s up?
    buenos días good morning
    buenas tardes good afternoon
    buenas noches good evening
    buenas (abbreviation for all buenas greetings)
    ¿cómo estás? how are you?
    ¿cómo vas? how’s it going?

    Basic Spanish Goodbyes


    While there are many ways to say hello (as you’ll see in the slang section soon),
    goodbye is pretty simple. Hasta luego, chao, adios, hasta mañana, and that’s pretty
    much it.

    spanish english
    hasta luego see you later
    hasta pronto see you soon (less used than hasta luego)
    hasta mañana see you tomorrow
    adiós goodbye (more permanent)
    chao see you later (informal)
    nos vemos we’ll see each other (soon)
    1. “brooooo, what’s up?”

    2. “hello, how are you?”

    "Brooooo, ¿qué pasa?"


    2. "hola, ¿cómo estás?"

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