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Small talk
ÂżQuĂ© tal? â How are things?
Whether youâre going to be working in a Spanish-speaking country or spending some time with your Spanish-speaking friends, youâll want to be able to chat with people and get to know them better. The phrases in this unit will help you communicate with acquaintances, friends, family and colleagues in a variety of everyday situations.
GREETINGS
To get you off on the right footing, you need to know how to say hello to people properly. Just as in English, there are several ways of doing this in Spanish. You can simply use hola (hello or hi) on its own. You can also use buenos dĂas (good morning), buenas tardes (good afternoon or good evening â provided itâs still light), and buenas noches (good evening â once itâs dark). Spanish-speakers often use both together, as in hola, buenos dĂas and hola, buenas tardes.
Hello
Hola. | Hello. |
ÂĄHola, Jaime! | Hi Jaime! |
Buenos dĂas. | Good morning. |
Hola, buenos dĂas. | Good morning. |
Buenas tardes, Luis. | Good afternoon, Luis. |
Buenas noches. | Good evening. |
ÂżLO SABĂAS?
When you pass friends and acquaintances in the street and donât stop to talk, rather than saying hola you say hasta luego or adiĂłs.
Youâll also want to ask the people you know how they are. The simplest way to do this is by using ÂżQuĂ© tal? This is quite informal, and suitable when you know the person quite well. If you want to be more formal you say ÂżCĂłmo estĂĄ? to someone you speak to as usted.
How are you?
Hola, Juana, ¿qué tal? | Hi, how are you, Juana? |
ÂĄBuenos dĂas! ÂżCĂłmo estĂĄ, señor GarcĂa? | Good morning! How are you, señor GarcĂa? |
Hola, Pepe, ÂżquĂ© tal te va? | Hello, Pepe, howâs it going? |
ÂżQuĂ© pasa, Raquel? ÂĄCuĂĄnto tiempo sin verte! | How are things, Raquel? Itâs ages since Iâve seen you! |
Use adiĂłs (goodbye) or hasta pronto (see you soon) to say goodbye to people you donât know well. You can just say hasta luego (see you) if you want to sound more informal.
Goodbye
ÂĄAdiĂłs! | Goodbye! |
ÂĄAdiĂłs! ÂĄHasta otra! | Goodbye! See you again! |
ÂĄBuenas noches! | Good night! |
ÂżLO SABĂAS?
Buenas noches means both good evening and good night. So you use it both when arriving and leaving somewhere in the evening. When saying goodbye to someone you know youâll see tomorrow, such as a colleague, you say hasta mañana (see you tomorrow).
See youâŠ!
ÂĄHasta luego! | See you! |
ÂĄHasta pronto! | See you soon! |
ÂĄHasta ... |