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"Soy de" means "I'm from" in Spanish. You might follow this with "estados unidos" if you're from the U.S.

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"Bonjour" means "hello" in French. If you were speaking to someone informally, you would say "salut."

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"Comment allez-vous?" means "How are you?" in French. The reply to this would be "Ça va bien, merci. Vous?"

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"Hallo" is how you say "hello" in German. You could also say "Guten Tag."

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"Benvenuto" means "welcome" in Italian. You would say "benvenuti" if you were welcoming more than one person.

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"Ciao" means "hello" in Italian. If you were saying "hello" on the phone, you would say "pronto," which indicates that you're ready to speak.

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"¡Hola!" means "hello" in Spanish. Continue with "Mi nombre es ..." to say your name.

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"Buenos días" means "good morning" in Spanish. Say "buenas tardes" for good afternoon/evening.

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"Comment est-ce que vous vous appelez?" means "What is your name?" in French. Reply to this with "Je m'appelle... " to say "My name is..."

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"Wie heisst du?" means "What is your name?" in German. To say "My name is..." say "Ich heisse..."

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"Es freut mich, dich kennen zu lernen" means "I am pleased to meet you" in German. You could also say "Schön, dich kennen zu lernen."

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"Adiós" means "goodbye" in Spanish. Other ways to say goodbye include "Hasta luego," "Hasta la vista," and "Hasta mañana." The latter means "See you tomorrow."

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"Come va?" means "How are you?" in Italian. Reply to this with "Bene grazie. E tu?"

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"D'où êtes-vous?" means "Where are you from?" in French. Reply to this with "Je viens de..." to say "I'm from..."

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"No sé" means "I don't know" in Spanish. You can say "Entiendo" or "Comprendo" for "I understand."

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"Bonjour" means "hello" or "good morning" in French. Say "bonsoir" for "good evening."

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"Guten Morgen" means "good morning" in German. Say "Guten Tag" for "hello" or "good afternoon."

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"Come ti chiami?" means "What is your name?" in Italian. To say "My name is...," say "Mi chiamo..."

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"Bonne journée" means "have a nice day" in French. Say "Bonne chance" for "good luck."

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"Piacere" means "pleased to meet you" in Italian. You might want to follow this with "Mi chiamo...," which means "my name is..."

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"Guten Abend" means "good evening" in German. Say "Gute Nacht" for "good night."

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"¿Habla inglés?" means "Do you speak English?" in Spanish. "¿Habla usted español?" means "Do you speak Spanish?"

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"Schönen Tag noch" means "Have a nice day" in German. Say "Auf Wiedersehen" for "Goodbye."

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"Da dove vieni?" means "Where are you from?" in Italian. Reply to this with "Vengo da ..." to say "I'm from..."

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"Je ne comprends pas" means "I don't understand" in French. Say "Je ne sais pas" for "I don't know."

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"Buongiorno" means "good morning" in Italian. "Buon pomeriggio" means "good afternoon."

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"Parlez-vous anglais?" means "Do you speak English?" in French. "Parlez-vous français?" means "Do you speak French?"

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"¡Perdón!" means "excuse me" in Spanish. It also means "sorry."

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"Excusez-moi" means "excuse me" in French. It can also be used to say "sorry."

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"Ich verstehe nicht" means "I don't understand" in German. If you do understand, say "Ich verstehe."

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"Por favor" means "please" in Spanish. You would say "Gracias" for "thank you."

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"¡Ayuda!" means "help" in Spanish. Say "¡Déjeme en paz!" if you need to say "leave me alone."

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"S'il vous plaît" means "please" in French. "Merci" means "thank you."

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"Ja" means "yes" in German. "Nein" means "no" and "vielleicht" means "maybe."

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"Buonasera" means "good evening" in Italian. "Buonanotte" means "good night" and "ciao" means "goodbye.