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Spanish Chunks Library

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

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Politeness Phrases 99 chunks

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Por favor

Please

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Essential politeness word. Used at the end or beginning of a request. Also used alone to get attention or express …
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Gracias

Thank you

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The most essential word in any language. Works in every context. Always well received.
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Muchas gracias

Thank you very much

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More emphatic than gracias. Use when someone has done something significant or gone out of their way for you.
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De nada

You're welcome

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Standard response to gracias. Literally means 'of nothing' — implying it was no trouble at all.
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Lo siento

I'm sorry

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Used to apologise for something you did or to express sympathy. Stronger than perdón. Lo siento mucho = I'm very …
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Perdón

Sorry / Excuse me / Pardon

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Versatile word for mild apologies, getting attention, or asking someone to repeat. Lighter than lo siento.
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Disculpe

Excuse me (formal)

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Formal way to get someone's attention or apologise briefly. Use with strangers, older people, or in professional settings.
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Disculpa

Sorry / Excuse me (informal)

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Informal version of disculpe. Use with friends, peers, or people your own age.
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¿Me puede ayudar?

Can you help me? (formal)

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Polite formal request for help. Use with staff, strangers, or anyone older or in a position of authority.
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¿Me puedes ayudar?

Can you help me? (informal)

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Informal version of ¿me puede ayudar? Use with friends, family, or colleagues you know well.
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