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What does '¿Que hay de nuevo?' mean?
What is the meaning of '¿Qué tal?'?
How is it going?
Translate '(Muy) bien, gracias' into English.
(Very) well, thanks.
What does 'Nada' mean?
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What is the meaning of 'No muy bien'?
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Translate 'Regular' into English.
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What does 'Con permiso' mean?
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Translate 'De nada'.
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What is the meaning of 'Lo siento'?
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Translate '(Muchas) gracias' into English.
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What does 'No hay de qué' mean?
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Translate 'Perdón'.
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What does 'Por favor' mean?
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Translate 'Señor'.
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What is the meaning of 'Señora'?
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Study Notes
Spanish Phrases and Their Meanings
- "¿Que hay de nuevo?" translates to "What's new?" and is a common greeting.
- "¿Qué tal?" means "How is it going?" used to inquire about someone's well-being.
- "(Muy) bien, gracias" translates to "(Very) well, thanks," a positive response regarding one's state.
- "Nada" means "nothing," often used to express a lack of updates or events.
- "No muy bien" translates to "Not very well," indicating a less favorable condition.
- "Regular" means "So-so" or "OK," expressing a neutral state of being.
Common Polite Expressions
- "Con permiso" translates to "Pardon me" or "Excuse me," used to navigate spaces respectfully.
- "De nada" means "You're welcome," a polite reply to thanks.
- "Like siento" translates to "I'm sorry," used to apologize.
- "(Muchas) gracias" means "Thank you (very much)," expressing gratitude.
- "No hay de qué" is another way to say "You're welcome," indicating no trouble was caused.
- "Perdón" translates to "Pardon me" or "Excuse me," used similarly to "con permiso."
- "Por favor" means "Please," a courteous request for something.
Addressing Individuals
- "Señor" translates to "Mr." or "sir," used as an honorific for men.
- "Señora" means "Mrs." or "ma'am," used as an honorific for women.
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