1."Hola, que tal?" (oh-lah, ke tahl) (hello, how is everything?)
2."Buenos dias, Como esta usted?" (Good morning, how are you?) (afternoon: tardes, night:noche)
also, if you prefer a little bit more informal greeting for someone of your age, you delete the usted, because by adding the s to "esta" the other person will know you are referring to them, so you use: "Buenas tardes, como estas?" (good evening, how are you?)
"Buenas noches, como estas?" (good night(s) how are you?)
Some examples include:
'hola!' - hello!
'Que tal?' - 'How's things?'
'Buenos dias' - good morning/day, hello
'Buenas tardes' - Good afternoon/evening
'Como esta usted?' - 'How are you?'
As in 'hello'? Some examples include:
hello = holapronounced (OH-lah).The polite greeting "good day" is buenos dias. Another greeting is saludo.Hola. They speak Spanish.
The English greeting "How do you do" does not have a direct translation in Spanish. The word-for-word translation does not mean the same thing as it does in English. "How are you" is the preferred greering: ¿Cómo esta? (formal) ¿Cómo estas? (Informal)
Nice to see you in Spanish is me alegro de verte. This is an example of a proper Spanish greeting.
"de nada", "por nada", ¿de qué?, no hay de qué, no es nada.
Que tal! Hola! Como estas? Buenos dias! Que hay?
"Saludo" is the Spanish word for "greeting" or "salutation." It is used to say hello or to show respect and civility towards someone.
Me llamo Paca
That means "a greeting".
Felices fiestas.
I bring you greetings from Guatemala
hello = holapronounced (OH-lah).The polite greeting "good day" is buenos dias. Another greeting is saludo.Hola. They speak Spanish.
If you mean the greeting "hola" - that's Spanish.
Translation: What's up
The appropriate response to "Buenas noches" would be "Buenas noches" as well, which means "good evening" or "good night" in Spanish.
Sabes Que?
Hola (pronounced OH-lah).
"Como estΓ‘s" in Spanish means "How are you?" It is a common greeting used to inquire about someone's well-being or state.