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Politeness Phrases 99 chunks

Te lo agradezco

I appreciate it / I thank you (informal)

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Informal but heartfelt expression of gratitude. Warmer and more personal than gracias.

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Estoy muy agradecido/a

I'm very grateful

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Strong expression of gratitude. Agradecido for men, agradecida for women. Used when someone has done something significant for you.

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¿Podría hablar con...?

Could I speak with...?

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Polite way to ask to speak with a specific person on the phone or in person. Essential in professional and …

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Si es tan amable

If you would be so kind

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Elegant and formal way to introduce a request. Makes the request feel like a favour rather than a demand.

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Con todo el respeto

With all due respect

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Used before stating a disagreement or correction politely. Signals you intend no offence while still making your point.

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Me disculpo

I apologise

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Formal and direct apology. More deliberate than lo siento — implies taking responsibility. Common in written and professional contexts.

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Le ruego que acepte mis disculpas

Please accept my apologies (formal)

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Very formal written or spoken apology. Used in official communications, business letters, or serious situations.

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Gracias de antemano

Thank you in advance

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Used in written requests or emails to thank someone before they've responded. Shows confidence they'll help and appreciation for their …

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No hay problema

No problem

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Easy, reassuring response when someone thanks you or apologises. Slightly more casual than no hay de qué. Very widely used.

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¿Me podría decir...?

Could you tell me...?

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Polite way to ask for information. More courteous than ¿Me dice...? or a blunt question. Use in shops, streets, or …

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