Spanish phrasebook: useful words and phrases

Spanish phrasebook
Useful words and phrases in Spanish with audio and video

Do you want to start speaking Spanish in no time? Take advantage of our free phrasebook! You’ll find the most useful phrases and short explanations to help you start your first conversation in Spanish… and free of charge.

 

1. FIRST CONTACТ

Do you want to know how to say “hello”, “thank you” and “goodbye” in Spanish? Nothing could be easier! Here you will find the most typical greetings, farewells and much more.

Go to the topic introductions

Introductions

What is your name? Let’s get to know each other in Spanish.
Go to the topic greetings

Greetings

How to say “hi” and “bye” in Spanish? It’s simple. Just click here.
Go to the topic I don't speak Spanish

I don’t speak Spanish

Learn to express yourself in a few words.
 

2. FOR TOURISTS

Useful phrases for those who are going on a trip to a Spanish speaking country.

Go to the topic at the hotel

At the hotel

Speak Spanish while you travel. Let’s book a hotel room in Spanish and speak to the hotel’s staff.
Go to the topic at the restuarant

At the restaurant

Order food in Spanish. It’s important to know some Spanish phrases to talk to the waiter.
Go to the topic shopping

Shopping

Useful phrases for buying clothes and other things. Don’t feel shy to enter a Spanish shop.
Go to the topic time to pay

Time to pay

You better say the right thing when it comes to money.
Go to the topic Asking for directions

Asking for directions

How to ask which way to go and get around town.
 

3. USEFUL PHRASES

Words and expressions for everyday situations: numbers, colours, days of the week etc.

Go to the topic basic phrases

Basic phrases

These help you to hold a basic (polite) conversation …
Go to the topic numbers

Numbers

Numbers help you to understand prices, the time, dates…
Go to the topic colours and forms

Colours and shapes

Colours and shapes help you to give precise descripcions.
Go to the topic Time expressions

Time expressions

Today or tomorrow, always and never…very useful little words.
Go to the topic How to tell the time

How to tell the time

If you don’t want to be late, you should have a look here.