Some Useful Spanish Phrases with Audio.

Would you like to learn some useful Spanish phrases? If so, you came to the right place!

Here are some basic sentences that are easy to learn and that may come in handy in real-life situations. Each phrase is accompanied by an audio clip recorded by a native Spanish speaker.

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Bon appetit! Buen provecho!
Can you help me? Puede ayudarme?
Can you take me to ... Puede llevarme a ...
Do you need help? Necesita ayuda?
Do you speak English? Habla usted inglés?
Excuse me Permiso
Good Afternoon Buenas tardes
Good evening Buenas noches
Good Morning Buenos dias
Goodbye Adios
Have a nice day Que tenga un buen día
Hello Hola
How are you? Cómo está usted?
How much is it? Cuanto cuesta?
I don't speak Spanish No hablo español
I don't understand No comprendo
I like it Me gusta
I need a Doctor Necesito un médico
I would like to buy Quiero comprar
I'm sorry Disculpame
My name is ... Me llamo ...
Nice to meet you Mucho gusto
Please Por favor
Please leave me alone Por favor, dejeme
Please speak slowly Hable despacio por favor
Pleased to meet you Mucho gusto
See you later Hasta luego
Thank you Gracias
Thank you for your help Gracias por su ayuda
The bill, please La cuenta, por favor
Very well, thank you Muy bien, gracias
What is the exchange rate? Que es la tasa de cambio?
What is your name? Cómo se llama?
Where are you from? De dónde es usted?
Where is? Donde esta?
Where is the bathroom? Donde esta el baño?
You are welcome De nada

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    Type: noun
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    Pronounced: moh-léhs-toh
    Type: adjective
    Example: Creo que Julia está molesta porque no fuiste a su fiesta.
    Translation: I think Julia is upset because you didn't go to her party.

    Pronounced: moh-léhs-toh
    Type: adjective
    Example: El ruido que hacen por la noche es muy molesto.
    Translation: The noise they make at night is very annoying.

    Pronounced: ehs-kée
    Type: noun
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    Translation: Skiing is a popular sport in some parts of the country.

    Pronounced: ehs-kée
    Type: noun
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