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Spanish Chunks Library

Master high-frequency phrases using the 80/20 principle for rapid Spanish fluency

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Greetings & Smalltalk 100 chunks

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Ahí voy

Getting there / Hanging in there

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Implies slow but steady progress. Often used when recovering from illness or working through a hard period.
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Genial

Great / Awesome

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Enthusiastic positive response. More energetic than bien. Common among younger speakers.
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Estupendamente

Wonderfully / Splendidly

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Very positive response, slightly more formal or dramatic than genial. Often used with a bit of humour.
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Regular

So-so / Not great

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Honest response when things aren't going well. In Spanish, regular means mediocre or not good — unlike the English word.
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Fatal

Terrible / Awful

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Strong negative response. In colloquial Spanish, fatal means very bad. Be careful — in English 'fatal' means deadly, not just …
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Que te mejores

Get well soon

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Said to someone who is ill or recovering. Que se mejore usted is the formal version.
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Saludos

Greetings / Regards

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Used at the end of messages or conversations to send good wishes. Un saludo or saludos cordiales in formal writing.
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Un abrazo

A hug / Hugs

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Warm closing used in messages and farewells. Un abrazo fuerte means a big hug. Very common in written Spanish.
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Hasta la próxima

Until next time

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Farewell implying you'll meet or talk again in the future. Common at the end of meetings, classes, or events.
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Hasta la vista

Until we meet again / See you

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Slightly old-fashioned but still used, especially in formal or humorous contexts. Made internationally famous by cinema.
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