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Hola (informal)
- Hi. - For any time of day. This is the most common greeting in Spanish.

Buenos días
- Good morning

Buenas tardes
- Good afternoon

Buenas noches
- Good evening / Good night

Que tengas buenos días ... (informal)
- Have a good day

Que tenga (ud.) buenos días ... (formal)
- Have a good day

Que gusto de verte (informal)
- It's nice to see you

Que gusto de verlo (formal)
- I'm glad to see you

Tanto tiempo sin verte
- Long time no see

¿Cómo estás (tú)? - informal
- How are you?

¿Cómo está Usted? - formal
- How are you?

¿Qué tal?
- What's up?

¿Cómo has estado? - (se refiere a tu salud o eventos nuevos de tu vida privada)
- How have you been?

¿Cómo te ha ido?
- How's everything been going?

¿Cómo te va? (informal)
- How's it going?

¿Cómo le va? (formal)
- How are things going for you?

¿Cómo está(n) tu _____? hermano(s), novia, familia, padre(s), etc.
- How is (are) your brother(s), girlfriend, family, parents...

Qué hora es?

Es la una en punto.

Son las cinco.

Lo siento, no sé qué hora es.

“Tener” (to have) is a verb we use when you are asking or telling the hour.

-¿Tienes hora?

Lo siento, no tengo hora.

Sí, tengo hora. Son las cinco.

January is enero (ay-NAIR-oh).

February is febrero (fay-BRAY-roh).

March is marzo (MAR-soh).

April is abril (AH-breel).

May is mayo (MY-oh).

June is junio (HOO-nee-oh).

July is julio (HOO-lee-oh).

August is agosto (ah-GOHS-toh).

September is septiembre (sayp-tee-AIM-bray).

October is octubre (ahk-TOO-bray).

November is noviembre (noh-bee-AIM-bray).

December is diciembre (dee-see-AIM-bray).

Hasta el próximo mes. – “See you next month.”

Hasta la próxima semana. – “See you next week.”

Hasta el próximo martes. – “See you next Tuesday.”

Ya nos veremos un día de estos – literally: “We’ll see each other one of these days.”

cuídate → singular and informal “you” (tú)

cuidate → singular and informal “you” (vos)

cuídese → singular, formal “you” (usted)

cuidaos → plural informal “you” in Spain (vosotros)

cuídense → general plural “you” in Latin America and plural formal “you” in Spain (ustedes)

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