How do you say 'good evening' in Spanish?
'Good evening' in Spanish is 'Buenas noches', pronounced approximately 'Buenah nótscheh'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Cuba Language Guide.
The most common questions about Hello & Thank You: Languages of America — answered briefly and directly.
'Good morning' in Spanish is 'Buenos días', pronounced approximately 'Buenoh díah'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Cuba Language Guide.
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'Good evening' in Spanish is 'Buenas noches', pronounced approximately 'Buenah nótscheh'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Cuba Language Guide.
'How are you' in Spanish is '¿Qué tal? / ¿Cómo estás?', pronounced approximately 'Ke tal / Komo etáh'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Cuba Language Guide.
'Please' in Spanish is 'Por favor', pronounced approximately 'Por fabór'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Cuba Language Guide.
'Thank you' in Spanish is 'Gracias', pronounced approximately 'Gráßiah'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Cuba Language Guide.
'Excuse me' in Spanish is 'Perdón / Disculpe', pronounced approximately 'Perdón / Dihkúlpe'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Cuba Language Guide.
'Bye' in Spanish is '¡Chao! / ¡Hasta luego!', pronounced approximately 'Tschau / Ahta luégo'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Cuba Language Guide.
'Hello' in Spanish is '¡Hola!', pronounced approximately 'O-la'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Mexico Language Guide.
'Good day' in Spanish is 'Buenas tardes', pronounced approximately 'BWE-nas TAR-des'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Mexico Language Guide.
'Thank you very much' in Spanish is 'Muchas gracias', pronounced approximately 'MU-tschas GRA-ssi-as'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Mexico Language Guide.
'Cheers' in Spanish is '¡Salud!'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Mexico Language Guide.
'How's it going' in Spanish is '¿Cómo estás?'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Dominican Republic Language Guide.
'Delicious' in Spanish (Dominican Republic) is '¡Qué rico!'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Dominican Republic Language Guide.
'Delicious' in Spanish is '¡Delicioso! / ¡Qué rico!'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Colombia Language Guide.
'Hello' in Argentine Spanish is '¡Hola! / ¿Qué hacés?', pronounced approximately 'Oh-la / Ke a-SES'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Argentina Language Guide.
'How are you' in Argentine Spanish is '¿Cómo andás?', pronounced approximately 'KO-mo an-DAS (not '¿Cómo estás?')'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Argentina Language Guide.
'Excuse me' in Argentine Spanish is 'Disculpá / Perdón', pronounced approximately 'Dis-kul-PA (Voseo!)'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Argentina Language Guide.
'Cheers' in Argentine Spanish is '¡Salud!', pronounced approximately 'sa-LUD'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Argentina Language Guide.
'Hello' in Portuguese is 'Oi / Olá', pronounced approximately 'oi / olá'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Brazil Language Guide.
'Good morning' in Portuguese is 'Bom dia', pronounced approximately 'bom dschía'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Brazil Language Guide.
'Good day' in Portuguese is 'Boa tarde', pronounced approximately 'boa tardsche'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Brazil Language Guide.
'Good evening' in Portuguese is 'Boa noite', pronounced approximately 'boa noitschi'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Brazil Language Guide.
'How are you' in Portuguese is 'Tudo bem?', pronounced approximately 'tudo beng?'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Brazil Language Guide.
'Bye' in Portuguese is 'Tchau / Até logo', pronounced approximately 'tscháu / até lógo'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Brazil Language Guide.
'Please' in Portuguese is 'Por favor', pronounced approximately 'por favór'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Brazil Language Guide.
'Excuse me' in Portuguese is 'Desculpa / Com licença', pronounced approximately 'dschiskulpa / kong licença'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Brazil Language Guide.
'Delicious' in Portuguese is 'Delicioso! / Gostoso!'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Brazil Language Guide.
'Hello' in Chilean Spanish is 'Hola', pronounced approximately 'OHla'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Chile Language Guide.
'How's it going' in Chilean Spanish is '¿Cómo estái? (instead of estás)', pronounced approximately 'KOMO esTAI?'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Chile Language Guide.
'Thank you' in Chilean Spanish is 'Gracias', pronounced approximately 'GRAsia (the s is swallowed!)'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Chile Language Guide.
'Bye' in Chilean Spanish is 'Chao (not Adiós!)', pronounced approximately 'TSCHAU'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Chile Language Guide.
'Excuse me' in Chilean Spanish is 'Perdón / Disculpa', pronounced approximately 'perDON / diSKULpa'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Chile Language Guide.
'Cheers' in Chilean Spanish is '¡Salud!'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Chile Language Guide.
'Hello' in French is 'Bonjour', pronounced approximately 'bohn-SCHUUR'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Canada Language Guide.
'Good evening' in French is 'Bonsoir', pronounced approximately 'bohn-SWAAR'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Canada Language Guide.
'Goodbye' in French is 'Au revoir', pronounced approximately 'oh-rö-WUAAR'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Canada Language Guide.
'Please' in French is 'S'il vous plaît', pronounced approximately 'ßil wuh PLEH'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Canada Language Guide.
'Excuse me' in French is 'Excusez-moi', pronounced approximately 'eks-kü-seh-MWA'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Canada Language Guide.
'Cheers' in French is 'Santé!', pronounced approximately 'ßahn-TEH'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Canada Language Guide.
The universal greeting in Brazil is 'Tudo bem?', whether in a taxi, restaurant, or store, and the response is also 'Tudo bem!'. Hello is 'Oi' or 'Olá', and good morning is 'Bom dia'. More information can be found in the Brazil Language Guide.
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