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Do you speak English?  \n¿Cómo estás? / ¿Cómo está? Estoy bien.  \n¿Cómo te llamas? / ¿Cómo se llama usted? Me llamo    \nMucho gusto. Tengo   años. Soy de   .  \nAdiós  \nHow are you? (informal / formal)  \nI am fine.  \nWhat is your name? (informal / formal) My name is   .  \nNice to meet you.  \nI am   years old. [See Numbers, below.] I’m from   [Kentucky, Cincinnati,…] Good bye  \nFood  \nEstá (muy) rico / delicioso ¿Cómo se llama esta comida? jugo de naranja / manzanauna taza de café las verduras  \nel pan los frijoles  \nlos huevos la lecheel pollola carne  \nTengo una alergia a    \nIt is (very) rich / delicious. What is this food called?  \njuice of orange / apple a cup of coffee green vegetables bread  \nbeans eggs milk chicken meat  \nI have an allergy to  \n  .  \nTengo sed/ hambre I am thirsty/hungry  \nservilleta napkin  \ntenador fork  \ncuchara spoon  \ncuchillo knife  \nplato plate  \nmatequilla butter café coffee  \nté tea  \nsal/ pimienta  \nMe gusta(n)   I like   (s) .  \nNo me gusta(n) I don’t like   (s) .  \nNecesito tomar agua de botella. I have to drink bottled water.  \nNo puedo tomar el agua de la llave . I cannot drink tap water.  \nTransportation  \nel aeropuerto  \nel boleto  \nel autobús  \nel metro  \nel estación del metro la combi  \nla callede pie  \n¿Dónde está   ? 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