Spanish Phrases For Personal Communication

When you're one on one with someone else and you want to be able to communicate effectively with them. Here is the latest group of site visitor requested Spanish phrases with native sound. As usual there is quite a wide variety of topics and themes represented in the sentences below. But all useful phrases you can listen to, learn, and then insert into your Spanish conversations whenever you need to.

Let's look at what you'll learn to say with this lesson: Tell someone you care about very much that you are missing them right now. How to express that you know how to speak a little bit of Spanish. Imagine you're in a restaurant and you need to ask the waiter for a glass of water - now you can. A construction business related phrase to request some information. Another close friend type of phrase where you may be going through some difficult time in your life and you are talking to a friend and you ask to be kept in their thoughts.

Again out with a friend and you are conversing about where you will have a meal. Visitor request for how to say where the chickens are. A greeting type of phrase where you ask how someone is doing. If you want to make sure you understand what they are trying to tell you and that you get it right you can ask to have it written out for you. How to ask someone in Spanish if they know how to speak English. And we finish up with some vocabulary to say common items like saying hello and good morning and wishing someone to have a great day.

English		Spanish
I miss you so much		Te extraño tanto.
I speak Spanish a little.		Hablo un poco de Español.
May I please have a glass of water.		Por favor, me das un baso de agua.
I need a list of construction materials soon		Necesito una lista de materiales de construcción pronto.
Keep me in your thoughts.		Guarda me en tus pensamientos.
Where are we going to eat?		¿Donde vamos a comer?
Chickens in the garden.		Pollos en el jardin.
Hello how are you.		Hola, como estas?
Please write it down.		Por favor, escribalo en un papel.
Hi -- Do you speak English? -- eat something -- tables		Hola -- ¿Habla Inglés? -- comer algo -- mesas
Good morning -- Good day -- hello		Buenos dias -- Buen dia -- hola