Spanish Vocabulary: Greetings and Introductions (Begrüßung und Abschied)

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Practice flashcards covering Spanish vocabulary for greetings, welcomes, and introductions alongside their textbook German definitions and English translations.

Last updated 8:51 PM on 10/17/26
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19 Terms

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¡hola!

hallo! (hello!)

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¡buenos días!

guten Morgen!, guten Tag! (good morning!, good day!)

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¡buenas tardes!

guten Tag! (nachmittags); guten Abend! (good afternoon!; good evening!)

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¡buenas noches!

guten Abend! (good evening! / good night!)

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¿qué tal?

wie geht's? (how are you? / how is it going?)

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presentar(se)

(sich) vorstellen (to introduce / to introduce oneself)

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saludar

grüßen, begrüßen (to greet, to say hello)

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el saludo

Gruß; Begrüßung (greeting)

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un cordial saludo…

mit herzlichen Grüßen… (warm regards… / best regards…)

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muchos saludos a tu madre

grüße deine Mutter von mir (give my best regards to your mother)

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la fórmula de saludo

Begrüßungsformel (greeting formula / greeting expression)

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bienvenido, -a

willkommen (welcome)

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¡bienvenido/-a a…!

willkommen in… (welcome to…!)

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la bienvenida

Willkommen… (welcome / the welcome)

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dar la bienvenida a alguien

jdn. willkommen heißen (to welcome someone)

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encantado, -a

sehr erfreut (Sie kennen zu lernen)! (pleased to meet you!)

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la presentación

Vorstellung (introduction)

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tutear

duzen (to address someone informally as 'tú')

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tutearse, tratarse de tú

sich duzen (to address each other informally as 'tú')