English-Spanish Basic Vocabulary and Expressions
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Vocabulary flashcards mapping basic English greetings, farewells, times of day, introductions, context roles, and conversation formality to their Spanish translations.
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Hello
A standard greeting meaning 'Hola'.
Hi
An informal greeting meaning 'Hola'.
Good morning
A greeting used during the morning, meaning 'Buenos días'.
Good afternoon
A greeting used during the afternoon, meaning 'Buenas tardes'.
Good evening
A greeting used during the late afternoon or evening, meaning 'Buenas tardes/noches'.
Goodbye
A standard farewell meaning 'Adiós'.
Bye
An informal farewell meaning 'Adiós'.
See you
A farewell phrase meaning 'Nos vemos'.
Have a nice day
A pleasant farewell phrase meaning 'Que tengas un buen día'.
Morning
A time of day meaning 'Mañana'.
Afternoon
A time of day meaning 'Tarde'.
Evening
A time of day meaning 'Tarde-noche'.
My name is…
An introductory phrase meaning 'Mi nombre es…'.
I am… / I'm…
An introductory phrase meaning 'Yo soy…'.
What is your name?
A question used to ask someone's name, meaning '¿Cuál es tu nombre?'.
Nice to meet you
An expression used when meeting someone for the first time, meaning 'Mucho gusto'.
How are you?
A question asked to inquire about someone's well-being, meaning '¿Cómo estás?'.
I'm fine
A common response to 'How are you?', meaning 'Estoy bien'.
Fine, thanks
A polite response meaning 'Bien, gracias'.
And you?
A phrase used to return a question, meaning '¿Y tú?'.
Thanks / Thank you
An expression of gratitude meaning 'Gracias'.
Friend
A person context word meaning 'Amigo(a)'.
Teacher
A person context word meaning 'Maestro(a)' or 'Docente'.
Student
A person context word meaning 'Estudiante' or 'Alumno'.
Bus driver
A person context word meaning 'Conductor del autobús'.
Sir
A respectful form of address for an adult male, meaning 'Señor'.
Formal
A category of conversation used in professional or respectful contexts, such as a student speaking with a teacher.
Informal
A category of conversation used in casual contexts, such as between two friends.