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Spanish Phrases for Saying Hello and Goodbye

Spanish Phrases With Online Audio

We all use greetings hundreds of times a day. It's about the most important thing to know in any language we speak. Most of these phrases are very well-known so use this page to start out your journey of learning Spanish by knowing exactly how to pronounce these popular Spanish phrases for saying hello and goodbye.

Most importantly, don't pass up the chance to take a moment and listen to the audio file -- it's recorded by a native speaker from Mexico and gives you a great example of pronunciation. Listen to the audio file as much as you want, and nail the correct pronunciation for every phrase.



Here are some suggestions of ways you can use the audio files in this section:


  • click now to listen as you scan the page for phrases you're interested in.
  • right-click on the audio link for options to save the audio to your computer.
  • listen to the native Spanish recording on your computer.
  • burn the audio to a CD.
  • listen and learn in your car.
  • transfer the MP3 file to your portable MP3 player.


All the Spanish audio for the phrases on this page is in this file. Just click and listen.

Click here for phrases for saying hello and goodbye recorded by a native Spanish speaker.


Spanish Greetings




Buenos Dias


Good Morning
Use this phrase to say hello first thing in the morning.



Buenas Tardes


Good Afternoon
Use this phrase after 12 noon.



Buenas Noches


Good Night
Use this phrase to say good night at the end of the day.



Adios


Good-bye



Hasta luego


See you later
This is literally until later




Hasta mañana


See you tomorrow



Hola


Hi
This is a popular way to greet a close friend in Spanish.



¿Que hay de nuevo?


What's new?
Use this phrase when you haven't seen someone for a while and want to ask what's new.



¿Como te fue el fin de semana?


How was your weekend?
Here's a good Spanish conversation starter. You can also say: What did you do this weekend? -- ¿Que hiciste en el fin de semana?



¿Como Estas?


How are you?



Nos vemos despues


See you later



Hasta la proximo


See you next time



Hasta entonces


Until then







Click here for phrases for saying hello and goodbye recorded by a native Spanish speaker.






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