Spanish Cards/Words

¿Cómo

¿Cómo?

Meaning: How? / How...?

Used to ask how something is done or in what way.

¿Cómo estás? → “How are you?”

Estás

Estás

Meaning: You are

Used for “you are” when describing your current state, condition, or location.

¿Cómo estás? → “How are you?”

Bien

Bien

Meaning: Well / Good

Describes how someone or something is doing.

Estoy bien. → “I am well.”

Gracias

Gracias

Meaning: Thank you / Thanks

Used to show gratitude or appreciation.

Gracias por ayudarme. → “Thank you for helping me.”

Mucho

Mucho

Meaning: Much / A lot

Used to express a large amount or degree of something.

Muchas gracias. → “Thank you very much.”

Gusto

Gusto

Meaning: Pleasure / Liking

Often used in “Mucho gusto” to mean “Nice to meet you.”

Mucho gusto. → “Nice to meet you.”

¡Hola

¡Hola

Meaning: Hello / Hi

A common, casual way to greet someone.

¡Hola! → “Hi!”

Me

Me

Meaning: Me / To me
Used when the speaker is the person receiving or experiencing something.
Me llamo Bobby. → “My name is Bobby.”

Llamo

Llamo

Meaning: I call / I am called
In “Me llamo…”, it means “My name is…”
Me llamo Bobby. → “My name is Bobby.”

Soy

Soy

Meaning: I am
Used to describe who you are, what you are, or a permanent/defining characteristic.
Soy estudiante. → “I am a student.”

Sí

Sí

Meaning: Yes
Used to agree, confirm, or answer positively.
Sí, soy estudiante. → “Yes, I am a student.”

Buenos

Buenos

Meaning: Good
Used before masculine plural nouns, often in greetings.
Buenos días. → “Good morning.”

días

días

Meaning: Days
Used to refer to more than one day. In “Buenos días,” it means “Good morning.”
Buenos días. → “Good morning.”

Estoy

Estoy

Meaning: I am

Used to describe your current state, condition, or location.
Estoy bien. → “I am well.”

¿Y

¿Y

Meaning: And / What about…?

Used to connect ideas or ask about another person or thing.
¿Y tú? → “And you?” / “What about you?”

tú

tú

Meaning: You

Used when speaking directly to one person in an informal way.
¿Y tú? → “And you?”