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como se saluda, se presenta y se despide

espanolenglish
di'game (f)/ dime por favor ... please tell me
disculpe (f)/ disculpa pero me puede (s) decir si ... excuse me, but could you tell me if ...
En que' puedo ayudarlo(la)/servirle? May I help you?
Molestaba su atencio'n porque... The reason I wanted your attention was ...
Quiero preguntarle si ... I want to ask you if...
Quiere(s)/ Quisiera decirme(nos), por favor ... Would you tell me/us please...
Quisiera saber... I would like to know ...
Una pregunta. I have a question.
Benditos los ojos que te ven! What a thrill to see you!
Co'mo andan las cosas? How are things?
Co'mo esta's? How are you?
Co'mo esta'n por tu casa? How is everyone at home?
Co'mo te va? How are things?
Encantado(a) de verte! How nice to see you!
Me vienes como cai'do(a) del cielo! You're heaven sent!
Que'/Cuánto gusto ME da verte! How nice to see you!
Que' (me) cuentas? What's new?
Que' hay de nuevo? What's new?
Que' milagro! What a surprise!
Tanto tiempo sin verte! Long time no see!
Adelante. Come in
Buenos(as) di'as/tardes/noches, senor(a)/senorita Good morning/afternoon/evening, sir/madam/miss
Muchas gracias por recibirme Thank you for seeing me
Muchas gracias por venir Thank you for coming
Pase adelante, por favor. Please come in
Pase Ud., por favor Please come in
Tenga la bondad de pasar Please, come in
Tome asiento, por favor. Please, sit down
Gracias por su gentileza/amabilidad Thank you for your kindness.
Muchas gracias. Muy amable Thank you very much. You're very kind.
Muchas gracias por su atencio'n/ ayuda Thank you very much for your kindness/help
Se lo agradezco infinitamente I am very grateful.
Ud. es/ha sido muy amable. You are/have been very kind.
A la orden You are welcome
De nada You are welcome
No hay de que' You're welcome
Para servirle You're welcome
Siempre a su orden You're welcome
No se preocupe Don't worry about it
No hay problema Not a problem
Oiga/Oye por favor atention
Julio, 'esta es Mariela de quien tanto te he hablado Julio, this is Mariela, about whom I've told you so much
Julio, quiero que conozcas a Mariela Julio, I want you to meet Mariela
Julio, te presento a Mariela Julio, this is Mariela
Permi'tame (f)/Permi'teme que me presente. You soy Josefa Castaneda Let me introduce myself. I'm Josefa Castaneda
Sr. Sanchez, le presento al Sr. Samaniego Mr. Sanchez, this is Mr. Samaniego
Encantado(a) [de conocerlo(a)] Very nice meeting you
El gusto es mi'o It's my pleasure
Mucho/Cua'nto gusto Nice meeting you
(Es) un placer It's a pleasure
Chau See ya/Bye
Cui'dese (f)/ Cui'date Take care
Fue/ ha sido un placer It was/has been a pleasure
Hasta luego/pronto Goodbye
Hasta la vista Goodbye
Lo(a)/ Te llamo I'll call you
Muchas gracias por todo Thank you for everything
Nos vemos See you soon
Nos hablamos We'll talk
Nos llamamos We'll call each other
Nos pondremos en contacto con Ud./con Uds. We'll get in touch with you
Que le/te vaya bien Have a nice day
Saludos a todos por su/tu casa Say hello to your family
Donde fueres haz lo que vieres When in Rome, do as the Romans do.
Y con esto y un bizcocho, hasta manana a las ocho Now, it's all said and done
Que pase(s) buen di'a Hve a good day
Que pase(s) un buen fin de semana Have a good weekend
Que la/lo pase(s) bien Have a good one
Que se/te diviertas Have fun
Que se/te alivies Get well
Que se/te mejore(s) Get better
Que Dios lo/la/te acompane May God accompany you.
Created by: Katiekins951
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