1. Thank you
   Go away
2. You're welcome
   No.

"De nada" means "You're welcome." Specifically, it means, "It was nothing."

1. Nice to meet you
   I am fine
2. Go away
   No, I don't

"Estoy bien" means "I am fine." You might say this in response to "¿Cómo está usted?"

1. See you later
   Gone, but not forgotten
2. Nice to meet you
   Carry on

"Hasta luego" means "See you later." Compare this to "The Terminator," who said, "Hasta la vista, baby."

1. Why?
   Let's eat pork.
2. I'm ok.
   Thank you

No, it has nothing to do with dinner. "¿Por què?" means "Why?"

1. Please
   Thank you
2. You're welcome
   Nice to meet you

"Por favor" means "please." You might say it before you say "de nada."

1. Where?
   Why?
2. Who?
   When?

"¿Quièn?" means "Who?" "Por què?" means "Why?"

1. I'm sorry.
   Nice to meet you.
2. Carry on.
   Later gater.

"Lo siento" means "I'm sorry." It is pronounced low see-EHN-to.

1. Excuse me.
   Gather round.
2. Go away.
   Why?

"Con permiso" means "Excuse me." One might also say "Perdóname."

1. I am lost.
   Carry on.
2. I'm sorry.
   I'm tired.

"Estoy perdido" means "I am lost." We hope you never have to use this phrase IRL.

1. Where is the kitchen?
   Where is the bedroom?
2. Where is the bathroom/restroom?
   Where is the car?

"¿Dónde está el baño?" means "Where is the bathroom/restroom?" It is pronounced DOHN-deh ehs-TA el BAH-neeo.

1. Goodbye
   Good morning
2. Merry meet
   Cancel my subscription

"Buenos días" means "good morning." It is pronounced booEHN-os DEE-as.

1. Hello, how are you...
   Goodbye, see you later...
2. Hello, my name is....
   May I have more....

"Hola, me llamo..." means "Hello, my name is..." Simply put your own name in, in English.

1. Good afternoon.
   I'm late.
2. Let's eat tacos.
   Drinks all around.

"Buenas tardes" means "Good afternoon." It is pronounced booEHN-as TAR-dehs.

1. Can we leave now?
   Do you have a llama?
2. Can we eat dinner?
   What is your name?

"¿Cómo se llama usted?" means "What is your name?" You can reply to this with the English pronunciation of your name.

1. I'm lost.
   I'm not going.
2. Grand day.
   Good evening.

"Buenas noches" means "good evening." It is a greeting, not a goodbye.

1. Nice to meet you.
   Nice day.
2. Nice evening.
   What is your name?

"Mucho gusto" means "Nice to meet you." It is pronounced MOO-choh GOOS-toh.

1. Goodbye
   I'm not there.
2. Hello
   Nice to meet you.

"Hola" means "hello." It is pronounced OH-la.

1. Goodbye
   Hello
2. I'm lost.
   Where is the bathroom?

"Adiós" means "goodbye." It is pronounced ah-dee-OHS.

1. No
   Yes
2. Thank you
   Hello

"Gracías" means "Thank you." It is pronounced gra-SEE-ahs.

1. Thank you
   Bless you
2. Why
   When?

"Salud" means "bless you," used when someone sneezes. It is pronounced sah-LOOD.

1. Where is the bathroom?
   Can you tell me?
2. How much does it cost?
   Why is he there?

"¿Cuánto cuesta?" means "How much does it cost?" This is a great phrase to know if you are a tourist.

1. Where is the bathroom?
   Where is she?
2. How many are there?
   Where is he?

"¿Cuántos hay?" means "How many are there?" Reply to this with "Hay muchos..." if there are a lot of whatever.

1. Where is the bathroom?
   Where is the restaurant?
2. Where is the hotel?
   Do you want to buy this?

"¿Quiere comprarlo usted?" means "Do you want to buy this?" If you are a tourist, you might want to be familiar with this phrase.

1. What time is it?
   Where are you?
2. Where is the party?
   Where is the hotel?

"¿Qué hora es?" means "What time is it?" "Hora" means "hour."

1. Yes
   No
2. Maybe
   Sometimes

"Sí" means "yes." It is prounounced SEE.

1. I need more.
   Where is the hotel?
2. I don't understand.
   Where is the restaurant?

"Yo no comprendo" means "I don't understand." Think of comprendo as comprehend.

1. I want a tortilla.
   I want a hamburger
2. I want a drink
   I want a room.

"Yo quiero una tortilla" means "I want a tortilla." Ok, this one was a giveaway.

1. I don't speak Spanish.
   I don't speak French.
2. I don't speak English.
   I don't speak Chinese.

"No hablo español" means "I don't speak Spanish." It is pronounced no AB-lo es-pan-YOL.

1. Where does ... live?
   Where is ... hotel?
2. What does ... mean?
   Where is ... restaurant?

"¿Qué significa …?" means "What does ... mean?" This is a good phrase to know if you are traveling.

1. Where is the airport?
   Why did she leave?
2. Can you tell me what?
   Can you speak more slowly?

"¿Puedes hablar más despacio?" means "Can you speak more slowly?" If you barely understand Spanish, this phrase might come in handy.

1. Where is the boat?
   Where is the town?
2. Where are you from?
   What is your name?

"¿De dónde viene?" means "Where are you from?" It is pronounced de DON-day vee-EN-ay.

1. Do you speak Spanish?
   Do you speak German?
2. Do you speak English?
   Do you speak French?

"¿Hablas inglés?" means "Do you speak English?" This is a must-have phrase for travelers.

1. Congratulations
   Go away
2. Come here
   Where are you?

"¡Felicitaciones!" means "congratulations." It is pronounced fe-lis-i-ta-see-ON-es.

1. Merry Christmas
   Happy Easter
2. Go away
   Happy birthday

"¡Feliz cumpleaños!" means "happy birthday." We all learned this on "Sesame Street," right?

1. See you tomorrow.
   Where is the bathroom?
2. Where is the hotel?
   Where is the restaurant?

"¡Hasta mañana!" means "See you tomorrow." You might also say simply "¡mañana!"