100 CÂU GIAO TIẾP TÂY BAN NHA CƠ BẢN – GIẢI THÍCH BẰNG TIẾNG ANH

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Bắt đầu học thôi nào!

1. ¡Hola! ¿Cómo estás?

Hello! How are you?

Hola: Hello

Cómo: How

Estás: You are (informal)

2. Buenos días.

Good morning.

Buenos: Good

Días: Days (used for morning)

3. Buenas tardes.

Good afternoon.

Tardes: Afternoon

4. Buenas noches.

Good evening / Good night.

Noches: Night

5. ¿Qué tal?

How’s it going?

Qué: What

Tal: Such / how

6. ¿Cómo te llamas?

What’s your name?

Te: You (reflexive pronoun)

Llamas: You call (reflexive verb, “llamarse”)

7. Me llamo [nombre].

My name is [name].

Me: Myself

Llamo: I call (from “llamarse”)

8. Mucho gusto.

Nice to meet you.

Mucho: Much

Gusto: Pleasure

9. ¿De dónde eres?

Where are you from?

De: From

Dónde: Where

Eres: You are (from “ser”)

10. Soy de [país].

I’m from [country].

Soy: I am

De: From

11. ¿Cuántos años tienes?

How old are you?

Cuántos: How many

Años: Years

Tienes: You have (from “tener”)

12. Tengo [número] años.

I am [number] years old.

Tengo: I have (from “tener”)

Años: Years

13. ¿Dónde vives?

Where do you live?

Vives: You live (from “vivir”)

14. Vivo en [ciudad].

I live in [city].

Vivo: I live

En: In

15. ¿Qué haces?

What are you doing?

Haces: You do (from “hacer”)

16. Estoy trabajando.

I am working.

Estoy: I am (from “estar”)

Trabajando: Working (present participle of “trabajar”)

17. ¿Hablas inglés?

Do you speak English?

Hablas: You speak (from “hablar”)

Inglés: English

18. Sí, hablo inglés.

Yes, I speak English.

: Yes

Hablo: I speak (from “hablar”)

19. No, no hablo inglés.

No, I don’t speak English.

No: No

Hablo: I speak

20. ¿Dónde está el baño?

Where is the bathroom?

Está: It is (from “estar”)

Baño: Bathroom

21. ¿Cuánto cuesta esto?

How much does this cost?

Cuánto: How much

Cuesta: It costs (from “costar”)

22. Es muy caro.

It’s very expensive.

Es: It is (from “ser”)

Caro: Expensive

23. ¿Puedes ayudarme?

Can you help me?

Puedes: Can you (from “poder”)

Ayudarme: Help me

24. Claro.

Of course.

Claro: Clear / of course

25. Gracias.

Thank you.

Gracias: Thanks

26. De nada.

You’re welcome.

De: Of

Nada: Nothing

27. Perdón, disculpa.

Sorry, excuse me.

Perdón: Sorry

Disculpa: Excuse me

28. ¿Qué hora es?

What time is it?

Hora: Hour / time

Es: It is (from “ser”)

29. Es la una.

It’s one o’clock.

Es: It is

La: The (feminine)

Una: One

30. Son las tres.

It’s three o’clock.

Son: They are (from “ser”)

Las: The (feminine plural)

Tres: Three

31. ¿Tienes hermanos?

Do you have siblings?

Tienes: You have (from “tener”)

Hermanos: Siblings / brothers

32. Tengo una hermana.

I have a sister.

Tengo: I have

Hermana: Sister

33. ¿Estás casado?

Are you married?

Estás: You are (from “estar”)

Casado: Married (male form)

34. Sí, estoy casado.

Yes, I’m married.

: Yes

Estoy: I am (from “estar”)

Casado: Married

35. No, no estoy casado.

No, I’m not married.

No: No

Estoy: I am

Casado: Married

36. ¿Tienes hijos?

Do you have children?

Tienes: You have (from “tener”)

Hijos: Children (sons/daughters)

37. Sí, tengo dos hijos.

Yes, I have two children.

: Yes

Tengo: I have

Dos: Two

38. No, no tengo hijos.

No, I don’t have children.

No: No

Tengo: I have

Hijos: Children

39. ¿Qué te gusta hacer?

What do you like to do?

Qué: What

Te: You (reflexive pronoun)

Gusta: Like (from “gustar”)

Hacer: To do

40. Me gusta leer.

I like to read.

Me: Me

Gusta: Like (from “gustar”)

Leer: To read

41. ¿A qué te dedicas?

What do you do for a living?

A qué: To what

Te: You (reflexive pronoun)

Dedicarse: To dedicate oneself (to do professionally)

42. Soy médico.

I’m a doctor.

Soy: I am (from “ser”)

Médico: Doctor

43. ¿Qué te pasa?

What’s wrong with you?

Te: You (reflexive pronoun)

Pasa: Happens (from “pasar”)

44. Estoy enfermo.

I’m sick.

Estoy: I am (from “estar”)

Enfermo: Sick

45. ¿Puedo ayudarte?

Can I help you?

Puedo: Can I (from “poder”)

Ayudarte: Help you (from “ayudar”)

46. Sí, por favor.

Yes, please.

: Yes

Por favor: Please

47. No, gracias.

No, thank you.

No: No

Gracias: Thank you

48. ¿Dónde está [lugar]?

Where is [place]?

Dónde: Where

Está: Is (from “estar”)

49. Está cerca.

It’s close.

Está: It is (from “estar”)

Cerca: Close

50. Está lejos.

It’s far.

Está: It is (from “estar”)

Lejos: Far

51. ¿Cómo llego a [lugar]?

How do I get to [place]?

Cómo: How

Llego: I arrive (from “llegar”)

52. Gira a la derecha.

Turn right.

Gira: Turn (from “girar”)

Derecha: Right (direction)

53. Gira a la izquierda.

Turn left.

Izquierda: Left (direction)

54. Sigue recto.

Go straight.

Sigue: Continue (from “seguir”)

Recto: Straight

55. ¿Puedes repetir, por favor?

Can you repeat, please?

Puedes: Can you (from “poder”)

Repetir: To repeat

Por favor: Please

56. No entiendo.

I don’t understand.

No: No

Entiendo: I understand (from “entender”)

57. ¿Hablas español?

Do you speak Spanish?

Hablas: You speak (from “hablar”)

Español: Spanish

58. Un momento, por favor.

One moment, please.

Un: A

Momento: Moment

Por favor: Please

59. ¿Cómo se dice [palabra] en español?

How do you say [word] in Spanish?

Se dice: It’s said (from “decir”)

En: In

Español: Spanish

60. ¿Qué significa [palabra]?

What does [word] mean?

Qué: What

Significa: Means (from “significar”)

61. Lo siento.

I’m sorry.

Lo: It

Siento: I feel (from “sentir”)

62. ¿Te gusta la comida española?

Do you like Spanish food?

Te: You (reflexive pronoun)

Gusta: Like (from “gustar”)

Comida: Food

63. Sí, me encanta.

Yes, I love it.

: Yes

Me: Me

Encanta: I love (from “encantar”)

64. ¿Qué te gustaría comer?

What would you like to eat?

Te: You (reflexive pronoun)

Gustaría: Would like (from “gustar”)

Comer: To eat

65. Me gustaría una pizza.

I would like a pizza.

Me: Me

Gustaría: Would like

Pizza: Pizza

66. ¿Tienes hambre?

Are you hungry?

Tienes: You have (from “tener”)

Hambre: Hunger

67. Tengo sed.

I’m thirsty.

Tengo: I have (from “tener”)

Sed: Thirst

68. ¿A qué hora abre el restaurante?

What time does the restaurant open?

Hora: Hour

Abre: Opens (from “abrir”)

Restaurante: Restaurant

69. Abre a las 9.

It opens at 9.

Abre: It opens

A las: At (the hour)

9: Nine

70. ¿Está abierto?

Is it open?

Está: It is (from “estar”)

Abierto: Open

71. ¿Cuántos días vas a quedarte?

How many days are you going to stay?

Cuántos: How many

Días: Days

Vas: You go (from “ir”)

Quedarte: Stay (reflexive form of “quedar”)

72. Voy a quedarme una semana.

I’m going to stay for a week.

Voy: I go (from “ir”)

Quedarme: Stay (reflexive form of “quedar”)

Semana: Week

73. ¿A qué hora cierra?

What time does it close?

A qué: At what

Hora: Hour

Cierra: It closes (from “cerrar”)

74. Cierra a las 10.

It closes at 10.

Cierra: It closes

A las: At (the hour)

10: Ten

75. ¿Me puedes recomendar algo?

Can you recommend something?

Me: Me

Puedes: Can you (from “poder”)

Recomendar: Recommend

76. Sí, te recomiendo este plato.

Yes, I recommend this dish.

: Yes

Te: You (reflexive pronoun)

Recomiendo: I recommend (from “recomendar”)

Plato: Dish (food)

77. ¿Tienes algún mapa?

Do you have a map?

Tienes: You have (from “tener”)

Algún: Some (used for masculine singular nouns)

Mapa: Map

78. Sí, tengo un mapa.

Yes, I have a map.

: Yes

Tengo: I have

Mapa: Map

79. ¿Dónde puedo comprarlo?

Where can I buy it?

Dónde: Where

Puedo: I can (from “poder”)

Comprar: To buy

80. ¿Qué tipo de comida te gusta?

What type of food do you like?

Tipo: Type

Comida: Food

Te: You (reflexive pronoun)

Gusta: Like (from “gustar”)

81. Me gusta la comida italiana.

I like Italian food.

Me: Me

Gusta: Like (from “gustar”)

Comida: Food

Italiana: Italian

82. ¿Puedo pagar con tarjeta?

Can I pay with a card?

Puedo: Can I (from “poder”)

Pagar: To pay

Con: With

Tarjeta: Card

83. ¿Cuánto cuesta esta camiseta?

How much does this t-shirt cost?

Cuánto: How much

Cuesta: It costs (from “costar”)

Camiseta: T-shirt

84. Cuesta 20 euros.

It costs 20 euros.

Cuesta: It costs (from “costar”)

20: 20

Euros: Euros

85. ¿Tienes alguna recomendación?

Do you have any recommendations?

Tienes: You have (from “tener”)

Alguna: Any (used for feminine singular nouns)

Recomendación: Recommendation

86. Sí, te recomiendo este lugar.

Yes, I recommend this place.

: Yes

Te: You (reflexive pronoun)

Recomiendo: I recommend (from “recomendar”)

Lugar: Place

87. ¿Dónde puedo alquilar un coche?

Where can I rent a car?

Dónde: Where

Puedo: I can (from “poder”)

Alquilar: To rent

Coche: Car

88. Quiero comprar un billete de tren.

I want to buy a train ticket.

Quiero: I want (from “querer”)

Comprar: To buy

Billete: Ticket

Tren: Train

89. ¿A qué hora sale el tren?

What time does the train leave?

A qué: At what

Hora: Hour

Sale: It leaves (from “salir”)

Tren: Train

90. El tren sale a las 5.

The train leaves at 5.

Sale: It leaves

A las: At (the hour)

5: Five

91. ¿Dónde está la estación de tren?

Where is the train station?

Está: It is (from “estar”)

Estación: Station

Tren: Train

92. La estación de tren está cerca.

The train station is nearby.

Estación: Station

Cerca: Close

93. ¿Tienes un hotel cerca de aquí?

Do you have a hotel near here?

Tienes: You have (from “tener”)

Hotel: Hotel

Cerca: Near

Aquí: Here

94. Sí, hay un hotel cerca de aquí.

Yes, there is a hotel near here.

: Yes

Hay: There is (from “haber”)

Hotel: Hotel

Cerca: Near

Aquí: Here

95. ¿Cómo llego a la estación?

How do I get to the station?

Cómo: How

Llego: I arrive (from “llegar”)

Estación: Station

96. Sigue todo recto.

Go straight ahead.

Sigue: Continue (from “seguir”)

Todo: Everything

Recto: Straight

97. ¿Hay una farmacia cerca?

Is there a pharmacy nearby?

Hay: There is (from “haber”)

Farmacia: Pharmacy

Cerca: Near

98. Sí, está a la izquierda.

Yes, it’s on the left.

Está: It is (from “estar”)

A la: To the (feminine)

Izquierda: Left

99. ¿Me puedes dar la cuenta?

Can you give me the bill?

Me: Me

Puedes: Can you (from “poder”)

Dar: To give

Cuenta: Bill

100. Aquí está la cuenta.

Here’s the bill.

Aquí: Here

Está: It is (from “estar”)

Cuenta: Bill

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