Spanish Flashcards
Chin
Parts of the Face =
Pelo = Hair ; Ojos = Eyes ; Nariz = Nose
Boca = Mouth ; Dientes = Teet. Lengua = Tongue
Mejillas = Cheeks; Orejas = Eye lashes ; cegas = Eye brows
Barba = Beard; Bigote = Moustache; Cara = Face
Frente. =. Forehead
Hair
Pelo
Hair
Cheeks
Mejillas. me.Ji. ll.as = may-he-jas
Cheeks. may~he~J~as
Good luck!
¡Buena suerte! = Good luck! /bwena swerte/
¡Feliz Cumpleaños! = Happy birthday! ¡Salud! = Bless you! ¡Feliz Pascuas! = Happy Easter! ¡Feliz Navidad! = Merry Christmas! ¡Feliz Año Nuevo! = Happy New Year! ¡Salud! has two usages…it literally means "health", but you use this word when giving a toast “Cheers!” and also when someone sneezes –the Spanish equivalent of “Bless you!”
¡Lo siento! = I’m sorry!
Another way to say “I’m sorry” is Perdón. This one is more of an “Excuse me” phrase. Perdón, pero dónde están los baños? “Excuse me, but where are the bathrooms?”
¡Perdón! = Excuse me!
One expression that is similar to Lo siento is Disculpeme. It’s more like “Pardon me.”
And when you’re late for a meeting, you can say…
Have fun!
¡Diviértete! = Have fun!
Lots of love!
¡Con mucho amor! = Lots of love!
Have a good trip!
¡Buen viaje! = Have a good trip! / bwen vee.a.kay /
Enjoy your meal!
¡Buen provecho! = Enjoy your meal! / bwen pro.vay.cho /
Cheers
¡Salud! = Cheers!
Well done!
¡Muy bien! = Well done!
Take care! (casual)
¡Cuídate! = Take care! (casual)
Take care! (formal)
¡Cuídese! = Take care! (formal)
Best wishes for…
Los mejores deseos para… = Best wishes for…
Congratulations
¡Felicitaciones! = Congratulations!
Welcome!
¡Bienvenidos! / ¡Bienvenidas! = Welcome!
Bless you!
¡Salud! = Bless you!
Happy Easter!
¡Feliz Pascuas! = Happy Easter!
Happy birthday!
¡Feliz Cumpleaños! = Happy birthday!
Excuse me!
¡Perdón! = Excuse me!
¡Perdón!
Excuse me!
I’m sorry!
¡Lo siento! = I’m sorry! Another way to say “I’m sorry” is Perdón. This one is more of an “Excuse me” phrase. Perdón, pero dónde están los baños? “Excuse me, but where are the bathrooms?”
One expression that is similar to Lo siento is Disculpeme. It’s more like “Pardon me.” And when you’re late for a meeting, you can say…
¡Mil disculpas! = A thousand apologies!
Happy New Year!
¡Feliz Año Nuevo! = Happy New Year!
Cheers
¡Salud! has two usages…it literally means “health”, but you use this word when giving a toast “Cheers!” and also when someone sneezes –the Spanish equivalent of “Bless you!”
Merry Christmas!
¡Feliz Navidad! = Merry Christmas!