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Speaker 1: Bambo no ola, Let's start with ola. This is your
Speaker 1: standard hello in Spanish. Ala, nice and simple. Just one thing,
Speaker 1: don't pronounce the age at the beginning. It's not hola,
Speaker 1: it's ola. Let's say together first law and then add
Speaker 1: a normal speed oh, lah olah.
Speaker 2: Good, No metal dos. Comova.
Speaker 1: Comoteva is a question that means how is it going?
Speaker 1: A friendly alternative to comos. Thus, let's say together, como
Speaker 1: deva comoteva movin. And here is a cultural tip. Comoteva
Speaker 1: is not just a throwaway greeting. If you say como teva,
Speaker 1: wait for the other person to answer, because if you
Speaker 1: just go away that can be perceived as rude.
Speaker 2: No metro trace buenos Yes, the next.
Speaker 1: One bueno dias. That's good morning in Spanish, buenos dias.
Speaker 1: Let's say together first law and then normal speed boy
Speaker 1: knows the yas buenos dias.
Speaker 2: Good nome buenas tarvis For.
Speaker 1: The afternoon, we say buen as surveys that's good afternoon.
Speaker 1: Let's say together, boys thar when as turves move in
Speaker 1: nomero sinco buen as. Notice the next one words for
Speaker 1: the evening and night, it's buen as. Notice as a
Speaker 1: gredding bona not just means good evening, and as a
Speaker 1: farewell bona not just means good night. Let's say it together, boys,
Speaker 1: not chase.
Speaker 2: Buen as. Notice good No metal says adios.
Speaker 1: And to finish the section of gredients and farewells, what
Speaker 1: better world than adios. That's goodbye in Spanish adios. Lea's
Speaker 1: practice it together, Adios adios movin. What comes next are yes,
Speaker 1: no and magic words no met c. Have you learned
Speaker 1: a new word since Spanish to say yes, we say C,
Speaker 1: not z or C. We say c no matter no,
Speaker 1: and the opposite of C is no but careful with
Speaker 1: the pronunciation it's not no, it's no no. Too many
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Speaker 1: time for some magic. My kindergarten teacher used to call
Speaker 1: these words the magic words, and the first one is
Speaker 1: for that means please in Spanish, Let's say together poor,
Speaker 1: favore or fabor.
Speaker 2: Good, no metal, yes grassies.
Speaker 1: And the other magic word is grassiers that means thank you.
Speaker 1: In Spanish, Let's say together grassias.
Speaker 2: Grassiers no mersi the nava.
Speaker 1: When someone says grassious, you can reply by saying the
Speaker 1: nava does You're welcome? In Spanish, nava means nothing, so
Speaker 1: we literally say it's nothing. Let's try it together, the nava,
Speaker 1: the nava.
Speaker 2: Good.
Speaker 1: And finally, some additional practical expressions.
Speaker 2: No mero dosi bali.
Speaker 1: To say okay, we say ballet. Let's practice it together
Speaker 1: ballet ballet. By the way, if you forget ballet, you
Speaker 1: can just say okay. We say that in Spanish too.
Speaker 2: Okay, no mero, tracy this school pay.
Speaker 1: When you're about to ask a question to a stranger,
Speaker 1: start with the school, pey, excuse me. Basically, we used
Speaker 1: to ask for something politely. Let's practice it together. This school, pey,
Speaker 1: the school pey.
Speaker 2: No merokas lociento.
Speaker 1: If you make a mistake and want to apologize In Spanish,
Speaker 1: we say lociento. That means I'm sorry. It's also appropriate
Speaker 1: to express condolence. Let's practice it together. Low cento.
Speaker 2: Lo ciento, no metal quincy I do that.
Speaker 1: If you're in a sticky situation or just need a hand,
Speaker 1: you can say ayda that means help, Let's practice it together.
Speaker 1: I you the are you the.
Speaker 2: Great?
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