Greetings, Salutations, and Farewells Flashcards by Terrick Ebron

¿Me permite?
(meh pehr-mee-teh)

May I?

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Sí, ¡adelante!
(see, ah-deh-lahn-teh)

Yes, (go) ahead!

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Buenas tardes. Me llamo Pedro Garcia Fernández.
(bvooeh-nahs tahr-dehs meh yah-moh peh-droh gahr-see-ah fehr-nahn-dehs)

Good afternoon. My name is Pedro García Fernández.

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Mucho gusto, señor García.
(moo-choh goos-toh seh-nyohr gahr-see-ah)

Nice to meet you, Mr. García.

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Y usted, ¿cómo se llama?
(ee oos-tehd koh-moh seh yah-mah)

And you, what’s your name?

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Me llamo Jane Wells
(meh yah-moh Jane Wells)

My name is Jane Wells.

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Mucho gusto.
(moo-choh goos-toh)

A pleasure.

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Señor (Sr.)
(seh-nyohr)

Mr.

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Señora (Sra.)
(seh-nyoh-rah)

Mrs.

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Señorita (Srta.)
(seh-nyoh-ree-tah)

Miss or Ms.

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Usted (Ud.)
(oos-tehd)

you (formal)

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Ustedes (Uds.)
(oos-teh-dehs)

you (plural formal)

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Buenos días, Sr. Rivera. ¿ Cómo está?
(bvooeh-nohs dee-ahs seh-nyohr ree-veh-rah koh-moh ehs-tah)

Good morning, Mr. Rivera. How are you?

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Muy bien. ¿Y Ud.?
(moo-ee bveeehn ee oos-tehd)

Very well. And you?

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Bien, gracias.
(bveeehn, grah-seeahs)

Well, thank you.

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Buenos días. ¿Qué tal?
(bvooeh-nohs dee-ahs keh tahl)

Good morning. How are things?

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¡Ah, hola, John! ¿Cómo estás?
(ah oh-lah john koh-moh ehs-tahs)

Ah, hello, John! How are you?

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Bien. ¿Y tú?
(bveeehn ee too)

Well. And you?

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Bien.
(bveeehn)

Well.

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Buenas tardes. ¿El señor Kendall?
(bvooeh-nahs tahr-dehs ehl seh-nyohr Kendall)

Good afternoon. Mr. Kendall?

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Sí, me llamo Kendall.
(see meh yah-moh Kendall)

Yes, my name is Kendall.

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Permítame que la presente al señor Fernando Quintana Martínez
(pehr-mee-tah-me keh leh preh-sehn-teh ahl seh-nyohr fehr-nahn-doh keen-tah-nah mahr-te-nahs)

Allow me to introduce Mr. Fernando Quintana Martínez

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Mucho gusto.
(moo-choh goos-toh)

A pleasure.

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Esta es la señora de Kendall
(ehs-tah ehs lah seh-nyoh-rah deh Kendall)

This is Mrs. Kendall.

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Esta es la señora Lucia Sánchez de Quintana. (ehs-tah ehs lah seh-nyoh-rah loo-see-ah sahn-ches se keen-tah-nah)

This is Mrs. Lucía Sánchez de Quintana

Mucho gusto, señora. (moo-choh goos-toh seh-nyoh-rah)

A pleasure, ma'am.

¿Me permite presentarle a...? (meh pehr-mee-teh preh-sehn-tahr-leh ah)

May I introduce...?

Es un gusto conocerle. (ehs oon good-toh koh-noh-sehr-leh)

It's a pleasure to meet you.

El gusto es mío. (ehl goos-toh ehs mee-oh)

The pleasure is mine.

¡Hola! ¿Cómo te llamas? (oh-lah ! koh-moh teh yah-mahs)

Hi! What's your name?

Me llamo Julia. ¿Y tú? (meh yah-moh Hoo-leeah ee too)

My name is Julia. And yours?

Yo me llamo John. (yoh meh yah-moh John)

My name is John.

Soy mujer. (sohy moo-Hehr)

I'm a woman.

Soy Canadiense. (sohy kah-nah-dee-ehn-seh)

I'm Canadian.

Soy de Winnipeg (sohy de Winnipeg)

I'm from Winnipeg.

Ellos son muy altos. (eh-yohs sohn mooy ahl-tohs)

They're very tall.

¿Ustedes son Uruguayos? (oos-teh-dehs sohn oo-roo-gooah-yohs)

Are you (formal) Uruguayan?

Ella es maestra. (eh-yah ehs mah-ehs-trah)

She's a teacher.

Eres muy bella. (eh-rehs mooy bveh-yah)

You're very beautiful.

Eres muy gentil. (eh-rehs mooy Hehn-teel)

You're very kind.

ser (sehr)

to be

estar (ehs-tahr)

to be

¿Como están ustedes? koh-moh ehs-tahn oos-teh-dehs

How are you?

Estamos muy bien, gracias. ehs-tah-mohs mooy bveeehn grah-seeahs

We're very well, thank you.

¿Están de paseo? ehs-tahn deh pah-seh-oh

Are you taking a walk?

Estamos de vacaciones ehs-tah-mohs deh bvah-kah-seeoh-nehs

We're on vacation.

¿Están contentos? ehs-tahn kohn-tehn-tohs

Are you content?

Estamos muy felices. ehs-tah-mohs mooy feg-lee-sehs

We're very happy.

¿Cómo está su hija? koh-moh ehs-tah soo ee-Hah

How is your daughter?

Más o menos, no está muy feliz. mahs oh meh-nohs noh ehs-tah mooy feh-lees

So-so, she's not very happy.

norteamericano (nohr-teh-ah-meh-ree-kah-noh)

North American

estadounidense (eh-stah-doh-oo-nee-dehn-seh)

U.S. citizen

¿Está libre este baño? ehs-tah lee-bvreh ehs-teh bvah-nyoh

Is the bathroom free?

No, está ocupado noh ehs-tah oh-koo-pah-doh

No, it's occupied

¿Está libre el otro baño? ehs-tah lee-bvreh ehl oh-troh bvah-nyoh

Is the other bathroom free?

Si, está libre see ehs-tah lee-bvreh

Yes, it's free

Adiós. (ah-deeohs)

Goodbye

Chau. (chahoo)

Goodbye. (informal)

Hasta luego. (ahs-tah looeh-goh)

See you later.

Hasta pronto. (ahs-tah prohn-toh)

See you soon.

Hasta mañana. (ahs-tah mah-nyah-nah)

See you tomorrow.

Hasta viernes. (ahs-tah bveeehr-nehs)

See you on Friday.

¡Que tenga un buen dia! (keh tehn-gah oon bvooehn deeah)

Have a good day!

¡Buena suerte! (bvooeh-nah sooehr-teh)

Good suerte!

¡Cuidate/Cuídense! (kooee-dah-teh/cooee-dehn-seh)

Take care!

yo me llamo (yoh meh yah moh) tú te llamas (too teh yah-mas) él, ella, ello, uno, usted se llama (ehl, eh-yah, eh-yoh, oo-noh, oostehd seh yah mah) nosotros nos llamamos (noh-soh-trohs nohs yah-mah-moha) vosotros os llamáis (bvoh-soh-trohs ohs yah-mahees) ellos, ellas, ustedes se llaman (eh-yohs, eh-yahs, oos-teh-dehs seh yah-mahn)

I call myself you call yourself he, she, it, one, you (formal) we call are selves you (plural) call yourselves They call themselves

llamarse (yah-mahr-seh)

name is

yo soy (yoh sohy) tú eres (too eh-rehs) él, ella, ello, uno, usted es (ehl, eh-yah, eh-yoh, oo-noh, oos-tehd ehs) nosotros somos (noh-soh-trohs soh-mohs) vosotros sois (bvoh-soh-trohs sohees) ellos, ellas, ustedes son (eh-yohs, eh-yahs, oos-teh-dehs sohn)

I am you are he, she, it, one, you (formal) are we are you (plural) are They are

yo estoy (yoh ehs-tohy) tú estás (too ehs-tahs) él, ella, uno, usted está (ehl, eh-yah, eh-yoh, oo-noh, oos-tehd ehs-tah) nosotros estamos (noh-soh-trohs ehs-tah-mohs) vosotros estáis (bvoh-soh-trohs ehs-tahees) ellos, ellas, unos, ustedes están (eh-yohs, eh-yahs, oo-nohs, oos-teh-dehs ehs-tahn)

I am you are he, she, it, one, you (formal) are we are you (plural) are They are

yo estuve (yoh ehs-too-bveh) tú estuviste (too ehs-too-bvees-teh) él, ella, ello, uno, usted estuvo (ehl, eh-yah, eh-yoh, oo-noh, oos-tehd ehs-too-bvoh) nosotros estuvimos (noh-soh-trohs ehs-too-bvee-mohs) vosotros estuvisteis (bvoh-soh-trohs ehs-too-bvees-tehees) ellos, ellas, unos, ustedes estuvieron (eh-yohs, eh-yahs, oo-nohs, oos-teh-dehs ehs-too-bveeeh-rohn

I was you were he, she, it, one, you (formal) were we were you (plural) were They were

yo estaré (yoh ehs-tah-reh) tú estarás (too ehs-tah-rahs) él, ella, ello, uno, usted estará (ehl, eh-yah, eh-yoh, oo-noh, oos-tehd ehs-too-bvoh) nosotros estaremos (noh-soh-trohs ehs-tah-reh-mohs) vosotros estaréis (bvoh-soh-trohs ehs-tah-rahees) ellos, ellas, unos, ustedes estarán (eh-yohs, eh-yahs, oos-teh-dehs ehs-tah-rahn

I will be you will be he, she, it, one, you (formal) will be we will be you (plural) will be They will be