Nice to meet you.

encantada - women say

encantado - men say

See you soon.

pardon me, excuse me

(to ask permission, to pass through)

pardon me

(to formally ask for someone's forgiveness or to get someone's attention)

pardon me, excuse me

(to ask for someone's forgiveness)

Singular

yo                    soy

tú                    eres

él/ella/usted      es

Plural

nosotros(as)      somos

vosotros(as)      sois

ellos(as)/usted   son

there is/there are

or

is there/are there?

*do not confuse with ser; both mean to be, but hay indiciates the idea of there is/there are*

uno

(3 forms)

1) when counting: uno

-ventiuno changes to veintiún before a plural masculine 

2) when preceding a singular masculine noun, -o is dropped to form un (un señor, un professor)

3) when preceding a singular feminine noun, -una

1) Cómo?

2) Cuál(es)?

3) Cúando?

4)Cuánto(a)?

5) Cuántos(as)?

6) De dónde?

7) Dónde?

8) Por qué?

9) Qué?

10) Quién(es)?

1) How?

2) Which?

3) When?

4) How much?

5) How many?

6) From where?

7) Where?

8) Why?

9) What?

10) Who?