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 \n·iCómo te va?—How's it going?  \n·Qué haces?—What are you doing?  \n·  Qué pasa?—What's happening?  \nf someone asks you one of these questions,you can use the following conversational Spanish phrases:  \n·Bien,gracias —Good,thank you  \n·Muy bien—Very well  \n·Asi,asi—So,so  \n·Como siempre—As always  \nAnd also don't forget about this fundamental follow-up question:  \n·iY tú?—And you?  \nf you feel like it's time to switch to English,you're free to clarify whether the person you're talking to speaksEnglish or not.Just say“zHabla inglés?\"that is used for \"Do you speak English?”.  \n## How to introduce yourself\n\nIf you want to introduce yourself,you can say:  \n·Me llamo—My name is  \n·Mi nombre es—My name is  \n50 Basic Spanish Words And Phrases Far Beginners  \n911/2019  \nBut you can also start with another simple Spanish word“soy\"which means \"Iam”.For example:  \n·Hola,soy Markus—Hi,I'm Markus  \nTo ask the name of a person you're talking to,you can say:  \n·iCómo te llamas?—What is your name?  \nWhen you're introduced to someone,you should say\"mucho gusto\".ts literal translation is “pleasure\".Althoughit sounds too formal in English,this important Spanish phrase can also be translated as \"nice to meet you\".  \nHere are more simple Spanish phrases to use when you need to talk about yourself:  \n·(Yo)tengo ..anos—/am...years old.  \n·(Yo)soy de—Icome from  \n## Basic Spanish vocabulary to express politeness\n\nNo matter what your mother tongue is,the simple words of politeness always go a long way.These Spanishphrases willsurely come in handy during the conversation if you don't want to offend anyone:  \n·jGracias!—Thank you!  \n·jMuchas gracias!—Thank you very much!  \n·De nada!—You're welcome!/No problem!  \n·Por favor—Please(generally used at the end of a sentence)  \n·jPerdon!—Excuse me!  \n·iDisculpe!—Excuse me!(to apologize in advance for being a bit of a bother)  \n·iLo siento!—Sorry!(to apologize for a mistake)  \n## Spanish question words and how to use them in a small talk\n\nIf you want to make your conversation with other people really effective,you have to know how to ask questions.So,here is a list of Spanish question words you need to memorize right away:  \n·iQuée….?—What? 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