Let’s Enjoy With Spanish ! In the Coffee Shop

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¡Camarero! Waiter!
¡Camarera! Waitress!
Un café solo, por favor. Black coffee, please.
Un café negro, por favor. (¡En latinoamérica!) Black coffee, please. (In Latin America!)
Un café cortado, por favor. Coffee with a dash of milk.
Un café con leche, por favor. Coffee with a lot of warm milk
Un té, por favor. Tea, please.
Un agua sin gas, por favor. Still water, please.
Un agua con gas, por favor. Sparkling water, please.
Un zumo de naranja, por favor. Orange juice, please.
Un jugo de naranja, por favor. (¡En latinoamérica!) Orange juice, please. (In Latin America!)
Un vino tinto, por favor. Red wine, please.
Un vino blanco, por favor. White wine, please
Una cerveza, por favor. A beer, please
Un jerez, por favor. A sherry, please

 

Let´s Enjoy With Spanish!

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Spain is a very sociable place, so let’s learn some expressions meeting.

Saludar/ Greetings

¡Hola! Saludo informal

Buenos días. Saludo que se usa por la mañana hasta las 14:00.
(Greeting that is used in the morning until 14:00).
Buenas tardes. Saludo que se usa entre las 14:00 y las 20:00.
(Greeting that is used between 14:00 and 20:00).
Buenas noches Saludo que se usa después de las 20:00.
(Greeting that is used after 20:00).
¿Qué tal?
Manera informal de preguntar cómo está una persona.
(Informal way of asking how someone is doing.)

Dar tu nombre/  To say your name
Soy Carlos. I’m Carlos.

Yo soy Carlos. I am Carlos
(with some emphasis on I).
Me llamo Carlos. My name is Carlos (litt. = I’m called Carlos)

Yo me llamo Carlos. My name is Carlos (litt. = I’m called Carlos)
(with some emphasis on I).

Preguntar el nombre de alguien/  To ask someone’s name
¿Y tú? And you? : informal speech

¿Cómo te llamas? What’s your name (litt. = How are you called?): informal speech

¿Y usted? And you?: formal speech

¿Cómo se llama (usted)? What’s your name (litt. = How are you called?): formal speech

Despedirse  /To say goodbye
¡Adiós! , Hasta luego.

 

 

Some reasons to choose EnjoyWithSpanish

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Free initial assessment to judge the level of your Spanish.

Free customized learning plan based on your level, schedule and goals.

Flexible times and locations…before or after work, or even during your lunch break…covering the entire areas of Essex and East London.

Relaxed informal approach to learning.

Individual classes or groups welcome…at home or in your workplace.

Whether you want to learn a few Spanish phrases for your next holiday…to improve communication skills at work…or just to improve your Spanish generally, I can plan a course around your needs.

Wine & Cheese

This blog is for people who want to learn Spanish and discover the Spanish culture…

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This blog is dedicated to people who want to learn Spanish…anyone who is interested in Spain and its culture. We would like to share our love for all things Spanish. If you are interested in our beautiful country and learning Spanish you should enjoy this blog!

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