[GUIDE]Basic Spanish Greetings[GUIDE]

Hello, this is my 5th guide. Since it is the last guide required to become a part of the UET(User Education Team), I'd like to make this guide EXTREMELY DETAILED.

NOTICE - There is NO possible way you can plagirze this guide, due to the fact that SPANISH is well known. I do not personally care myself if you try to base an guide off of mine as your own, just DONOT copy it! (This guide is created off of my knowledge of the spanish language).


Ok, I'll start off this guide by showing you the table of contents..

Table Of Contents
1. Greetings
2. Conversations
3. Goodbyes
4. Morning,Afternoon,and Evening
5. Months
6. Days
7. Counting ; 1-20​

Greetings
Ok, so if you were to say "hello", i'd prefer if you said something like..
In the morning
Buenos dias! - which means "Good Morning!"
In the afternoon
Buenos tardes! - which means "Good Afternoon!"
In the evening
Buenos noches! - which means "Good Evening!"
Greetings WITHOUT Time of Day Mentioned
"Buenas!" OR "Muy Buenas!" OR "Hola!"
Greeting through telephone
"Digame!" - which means "Speak to me!"

Fluent Conversations
English - "Hello, how are you today?"
Spanish - "Hola, como esta usted hoy?"

English - "I am good, and you?"
Spanish - "Soy bueno, y usted?"

English - "I am __ Years old"
Spanish - "Soy (can use a 1,2,3 - NUMBER) anos."

English - "I have to go."
Spanish - "Tengo que ir."

English - "I will speak to you later."
Spanish - "Le hablare mas adelante."

English - "I am a boy."
Spanish - "Soy un muchacho."

English - "I am a girl."
Spanish - "Soy una muchacha."

Goodbyes
"Adios" - which means "Goodbye."
"Hablele mas adelante" - which means "Speak to you later."
"Tengo que ir" - which means "I have to go."
"Veale mas adelante" - which means "See you later."

Morning,Afternoon,and the Evening
English Spanish
Morning - Manana
Afternoon - Tarde
Evening - Noche

Months
January - Enero
February - Febrero
March - Marzo
April - Abril
May - Mayo
June - Juno
July - Julio
August - Augusto
September - Septiembre
October - Octubre
November - Noviembre
December - Diciembre

Days
Sunday - Domingo
Monday - Lunes
Tuesday - Martes
Wednesday - Miercoles
Thursday - Jueves
Friday - Viernes
Saturday - Sabado

Coutning ; 1-20
One - Uno
Two - Dos
Three - Tres
Four - Cuatro
Five - Sinco
Six - Sies
Seven - Siete
Eight - Ocho
Nine - Nueve
Ten - Diez
Eleven - Once
Twelve - Doce
Thirteen - Trece
Fourteen - Catorce
Fifteen - Quince
Sixteen - Dieciseis
Seventeen - Deiciseite
Eighteen - Dieciocho
Ninteen - Ninteen
Twenty - Veinte

Congratulations! You can now speak fluent spanish! Go ahead, type in a sentence on google, there will be 0 Spelling errors, run a spelling check, I might be missing accents(the little dabs above letters), oh well, my computer can't generate accents! This concludes my 5th guide. I hope you enjoyed!

Guide Completion Time - 6:41 PM July 29,2008 New York.
Time Taken to Complete - 29 Minutes

 

this guide was pointless. Anyone can use a translator or anyone that has taken like 1st grade spanish already knows this.

 

Ok, so it's nice you don't like to read the title. "Basic Spanish Greetings."
There is schools where people DO NOT have spanish classes... do not say my guide is pointless, most spanish translators are false and give off incorrect spanish words, some spanish translators add the word "tengo" out of no-where, but my guide is accurate. Don't tell me my guide isn't useful because it is if you're not familiar with spanish.

Thank you very much.

 

lol I've taken spanish for 6 years. Spanish translators aren't wrong if you use single words in which most part of this guide. however most of your greetings and goodbyes are grammatically incorrect. Also depending on whether you are female or not you would have to change it to female tenses. Buenas dias or buenas tardes. You also failed to mention tenses either. Past tense or future tense.

 

Also add pronunciation so people can understand how to say the word, not write it.

 

English - "I am good, and you?"
Spanish - "Soy bueno, y usted?" should be estoy rather than soy

English - "I am __ Years old"
Spanish - "Soy (can use a 1,2,3 - NUMBER) anos." should be tengo ___ anos or soy _____
only errors that jumped out at me

 

, i have taken spanish for 1 year and i noticed that too

 

thats because your a badass SuF lol.

 

hehe. Thanks for teh complimnent ....

 

i posted it. how come im not a badass?? lol

 

lol its an inside joke. Check SuF's UE app lol.

 

When talking about age in spanish you say "Yo Tengo __ anos." Saying you have __ years of age. If you say Soy, you are saying that you are a number with legs.

Decent basics, but all you did was give us a word and definition. I would suggest going a little more in dept, such as conjugation, or preterite vs imperfect.

 

Thanks

 

Note put other words up their too i want to learn more