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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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Hasta el lunes

See you Monday

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Day-specific farewell. Replace lunes with any day of the week. Very common at the end of the working week.
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Tanto tiempo sin verte

It's been so long since I've seen you

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Similar to ¡cuánto tiempo! but fuller and more expressive. Conveys genuine surprise and warmth at seeing someone again.
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¿Cómo te lleva la vida?

How's life treating you?

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Expressive and warm question about life in general. More poetic than ¿cómo estás? — implies curiosity about the big picture.
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¿Qué me cuentas?

What do you have to tell me? / What's new?

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Playful and interested version of ¿qué cuentas? — implies you're ready to hear something interesting. Very conversational.
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¿Cómo van los niños?

How are the kids?

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Common smalltalk among parents or when speaking to someone with children. Shows personal interest.
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¿Qué es de tu vida?

What's become of you? / How have you been?

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Warm and slightly nostalgic question when reconnecting after a long time. Invites the person to catch you up on their …
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¿Qué tal por casa?

How's things at home?

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Warm smalltalk question asking specifically about home life and family. Shows genuine personal interest beyond a standard greeting.
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Que te lo pases bien

Have a good time

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Said before someone goes to an event, party, trip, or outing. Warmer and more specific than que tengas un buen …
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¿Cómo está todo el mundo?

How is everyone?

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Group-oriented greeting, useful when addressing or asking about a whole family, team, or group of friends.
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¡Hasta otra!

Until next time! / See you another time!

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Cheerful and informal farewell. Implies you'll meet again without specifying when. Common in Spain after social gatherings.
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