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Dejar un recado
To leave a message for someone who is not currently available.
Apreciar
To recognize the full worth of something or someone.
Mandar / Enviar un mensaje de texto
To transmit a written communication via mobile phone.
Confiar en
To have faith or belief in someone.
Equivocarse
To be incorrect or mistaken.
Don / Doña
Titles of respect used before a person's first name.
Reconciliarse
To restore friendly relations.
Quedarse sin batería
To have the battery of a device run out of power.
El teléfono público
A coin-operated telephone available for public use.
Llegar temprano
To arrive before the expected or scheduled time.
Apoyar
To give assistance to; to help or encourage.
Me parece un buen plan
An expression indicating approval of a suggestion.
¿Vamos a...?
A suggestion to go to a particular place.
Quiero presentarle a...
A phrase used to express a desire to introduce someone to another person.
Respetar
To hold someone in esteem or honor.
Enamorarse de
To start to feel love for someone.
¿Estás ocupado(a)?
A question inquiring whether someone is busy or has free time.
La fiesta
A social gathering for celebration or enjoyment.
Señor(a)
Titles used to address someone by their last name.
¿Te apetece...?
A question asking if someone feels like doing something.
Quedarse sin saldo
To run out of credit or minutes on a mobile phone plan.
El beso
A touch or caress with the lips, used to express affection or greeting.
Marcar un número
To input a sequence of digits on a telephone to make a call.
No sé... Tengo mucho que hacer
An expression indicating hesitation due to being busy.
Te invito a...
A phrase offering to pay for someone's participation in an event or activity.
De acuerdo / Vale
Expressions that indicate agreement.
Tener razón
To be correct.
Con mucho gusto
An expression meaning 'with pleasure' or 'gladly'.
Gracias, pero no puedo
An expression used to politely decline an invitation.
Sí, ¿por qué no?
An affirmative response expressing willingness.
Ponerse al teléfono
To answer the phone.
La fidelidad
The quality of being faithful or loyal to someone or something.
El anfitrión/La anfitriona
Someone who receives or entertains guests.
Abrazar
To hold someone tightly in your arms, usually to express affection.
Discutir
To have an argument about something.
El dolor
Physical suffering or discomfort caused by illness or injury.
Lo siento, pero estoy ocupado(a)
An expression used to express regret for being unavailable.
No, no me apetece
An expression used to decline an invitation because one does not feel like it.
Colgar el teléfono
To end a phone call by returning the receiver to its cradle or pressing an 'end' button.
El amor
A strong feeling of affection and care towards another person.
Llegar tarde
To arrive after the expected or scheduled time.
Perdonar
To cease to feel resentment against an offender.
Permítanme que les presente a...
A formal phrase used to introduce people to each other.
¿Está...? / ¿Puedo hablar con...?
Questions used to ask if a specific person is available to speak.
Estar enamorado(a)
To be experiencing strong feelings of affection.
Romper
To end a relationship.
¿De parte de quién?
A question used to ask who is calling on the phone.
Disculparse
To express regret for something done or said.
Mentir
To say something that is not true.
Descolgar el teléfono
To lift the receiver of a telephone in order to answer it or make a call.
La confianza
Firm belief in the reliability, truth, ability, or strength of someone or something.
El celular
A portable telephone that can make and receive calls over a radio frequency carrier.
El abrazo
The act of holding someone tightly in your arms.
Pedir perdón
To ask for forgiveness.
La amistad
A relationship between people who like, trust, and are fond of each other.
La llamada perdida
A missed call.
El buzón de voz
A system for recording telephone messages.
Comunicar
When a line is in use.
Llamar más tarde
To make a phone call at a later time.
¿Diga?
A greeting used when answering the telephone.
La reunión
An assembly of people for a particular purpose.
Querer
To feel affection or have a strong desire for something.
El invitado/La invitada
A person who is invited to visit someone's home or attend a social occasion.
Estar / Ponerse celoso
Feeling or showing envy of someone or their achievements and advantages.
¿Tienes planes para hoy?
A question asking if someone has scheduled activities for the current day.
Echar la culpa
To assign responsibility for a fault or wrong.
Llegar a tiempo
To arrive neither early nor late.
Devolver una llamada
To respond to someone's call at a later time.