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Greetings & Smalltalk 100 chunks

Encantado/a

Delighted to meet you

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Slightly more formal or enthusiastic than mucho gusto. Encantado for men, encantada for women.

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¿Cómo te llamas?

What's your name?

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Informal way to ask someone's name. Use ¿Cómo se llama usted? in formal situations.

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Me llamo...

My name is...

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Standard way to introduce your name. Literally 'I call myself'. Used in all contexts.

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¿De dónde eres?

Where are you from?

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Common follow-up when meeting someone new. Use ¿De dónde es usted? formally.

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Soy de...

I'm from...

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Standard way to say where you are from. Pair it with a city or country.

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¡Cuánto tiempo!

Long time no see!

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Exclamation used when reuniting with someone you haven't seen in a while. Often followed by ¿Cómo estás?

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¡Bienvenido/a!

Welcome!

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Used to welcome someone to a place or group. Bienvenido (masc.), bienvenida (fem.), bienvenidos (plural).

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Hasta luego

See you later / Goodbye

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Common farewell in all contexts. Doesn't necessarily mean you'll see the person soon — it's a general goodbye.

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Hasta mañana

See you tomorrow

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Used when you know you'll see the person the next day. Common at the end of a workday.

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Nos vemos

See you / We'll see each other

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Casual and friendly farewell. Implies you'll meet again without specifying when.

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