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Discover Spain: Essential Spanish Phrases for Travelers

Explore Spain with confidence by mastering these essential Spanish phrases! From greetings like "¡Hola!" (Hello) and "¡Buenos días!" (Good morning) to polite expressions such as "Gracias" (Thank you) and "Por favor" (Please), this guide provides the basics for your travels. Learn useful vocabulary covering numbers, months, colors, and even family terms. Spain, known for its vibrant culture, beautiful landscapes, and diverse regions, awaits you. Engage with locals and enhance your travel experience with these key phrases!

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Discover Spain: Essential Spanish Phrases for Travelers

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  1. WE LOVE SPAIN !

  2. SPANISH BASIC PHRASES • ¡BUENOS DÍAS! – GOOD MORNING! • ¡HOLA! (¡OLA!) – HELLO! SÍ/NO-YES/NO • ¡BUENOS TARDES! – GOOD AFTERNOON! • ¡BUENOS NOCHES! – GOOD EVENING! • ADIÓS. – GOODBYE. • HASTA LUEGO. (ASTA LUEGO.) – SEE YOU. LATER • GRACIAS. – THANK YOU. • LO SIENTO. – I´MSORRY. • POR FAVOR. – PLEASE.

  3. howARE YOU ? • ¿Como estas ? – Howareyou? • - estoybien – good ☺ • estoymal – bad • muy - very

  4. DESCRIPTION of SPAIN ♥ • Spainis a big country. Spainisbeautiful. Thereis hot and thereare a lot of places for tourists. Spainlies on theIberianpeninsulain Western Europe.

  5. NUMBERS • UNO – One (1) • DOS – Two (2) • TRES –Three (3) • QUATRO (kłatro) – Four (4) • CINCO (sinko) – Five (5) • SEIS – Six (6) • SIETE – Seven (7) • OCHO (ocio) – Eight (8) • NUEVE (nuebe) – Nine (9) • DIEZ – Ten (10)

  6. MONTHS • ENERO – JANUARY (styczeń) • FEBRERO – FEBRUARY (luty) • MARZON (marso) – MARCH (marzec) • ABRIL – APRIL (kwiecień) • MAYO (majo) – MAY (maj) • JUNIO (hunio) – JUNE (czerwiec) • JULIO (hulio) – JULY (lipiec) • AGOSTO – AUGUST (sierpień) • SEPTIEMBRE – SEPTEMBER (wrzesień) • OCTUBRE (oktubre) – OCTOBER (październik) • NOVEMRE – NOVEMBER (listopad) • DICIEMBRE (disjembre) – DECEMBER (grudzień)

  7. COLOuRS • AZUL (asul) – BLUE (niebieski) • NEGRO – BLACK (czarny) • ROJO (rocho) – RED (czerwony) • ROSA – PINK (różowy) • VERDE (berde) – GREEN (zielony) • BLANCO- WHITE (biały) • VIOLETTA (bioletta) – PURPLE (fioletowy) • AMARILLO (amarijo) – YELLOW (żółty) • NARANJA (narancha) – ORANGE (pomarańcz)

  8. THE FAMILY ABUELO/A – GRANDAD/GRANDMA HERMANO/A – BROTHER/SISTER MAMÁ/PAPÁ - MUM/DAD AMIGO/A - FRIEND TÍO/TÍA – UNCLE/AUNT

  9. LLAMARSE / verbs (CZASOWNIKI)to be • ME LLAMO – I AM • TE LLAMAS – YOU ARE • SE LLAMA – HE/SHE IS • NOS LLAMAMOS – WE ARE • OS LLAMAIS – YOU ARE • SE LLAMAN – THEY ARE

  10. EMOCIONES ☻☺♥emoticons SORPREDIDO – SURPRISED FELIZ – HAPPY ENFADADO – UPSET TRISTE - SAD ASUSTADO - SCARRY

  11. Description Of PeOPLE Alto/a – tall Delegado/a - thin Bajo/a (baho/a) – short Joven – young Gordo/a – fat Viejo/a - old

  12. Hair Largo – long - długie Rubio – blonde Liso – straght - proste Corto – short - krótkie Moreno – dark - czarne Rizado – cury -kręcone Mediano – medium - średnie Castaño– brown -brązowe Ondulado– wavy - falowane

  13. THE END ♥ GABRIELA POTOCKA Dominika Cieślewicz

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