Spanish or Castilian (español, castellano) - the third most popular in the world, Ibero-Romance language, originated in the medieval kingdom of Castile. About 500 million people speak Spanish in more than 40 countries around the world.
They say that the Spanish language is fairly simple to study, with about 60% of Anglo-Saxon roots in it. Spanish words are read, just as they are written and vowels are never reduced, that is, they do not change their sound.
Knowledge of Spanish is extremely beneficial, knowing the basics of this solar language, you can quite well understand several other foreign languages: for example, Portuguese (slightly more lisping), Italian, and even
slightly French.
For the Russian ear in Spanish there are many words that cause at least a smile. For example, "uevo duro" is nothing more than a "boiled egg". And, sorry, "trache Negro" - "black suit". And in Spanish charming punctuation marks - exclamation and interrogative. They are mandatory put at the beginning and end of the sentence, and in the first case - upside down.
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Greetings, common expressions | |
| Hello, good afternoon / hello | Buenos Diaz / Ola! |
| Good evening | Buenos tardes |
| Good bye, until | Adyos |
| Many thanks | Muchas grcias |
| Sorry | Peardoname |
| How are you? | Como Esta Usted? |
| Well, thank you | Mui bien, and usted |
| Do you speak Russian? | Abla Usted Russo? |
| Please | Porofor |
| I do not understand | But the compendo is |
| Could you speak more slowly? | Puede uded ablar mass despasio? |
| Could you repeat this? | Are you a pirate uded rapiter eso? |
| Please write this | Porofor, escribalo |
| Yes | Ci |
| No | But |
For the good of the case | |
| Where is the nearest exchange office? | Dongde esta la office of de Cambio Masque of Sercano? |
| Can you change these traveler's checks? | Puede kambiarme estos cheekes de vyahero? |
| I'm sorry, polite form "Hey, you! » | Perdon |
| Okay, it's okay. | Bale |
| I love you | Yo Te Amo |
Figures and numbers | |
| Zero | Saro |
| One | Uno |
| Two | Дос |
| Three | Trace |
| Four | Quarter |
| Five | Cinco |
| Six | Says |
| Seven | Siete |
| Eight | Ocho |
| Nine | Nueve |
| Ten | Dose |
| Twenty | Veinte |
| Thirty + $ | Traint |
| Forty + $ | Carenta |
| Fifty | Sinkwanta |
| Sixty + $ | Sesent |
| Seventy | Sentant |
| Eighty ±$$ | Ochenta |
| Ninety | Noventa |
| Hundred | Siento |
| Five Hundred | Kinientos |
| Thousand | Mile |
| Million | Un-milion |
Shops, hotels, restaurants | |
| Do you have a free number? | Tienen unabatacion libre? |
| Could you reserve a room? | Godria rezervarme una abitasyon? |
| Do you have a table for two (three, four) people? | Tienen unamesa para-dos (thras, kuatro) pearsonas? |
| Waiter! | Camarero! |
| Account, please | La Cuenta, pores favors |
| Do you accept credit cards? | Aseptan tarhthas dekradito? |
| Can I try this on? | Did the puedo bluff? |
| How much does it cost? | Quanto quests esto? |
| Too expensive | Mui Karo |
| Give me this, please | Damelo, pores favors |
| Show me ... | Ensenem ... |
| I would like ... | Kisière ... |
On the road | |
| Where can I get a taxi? | Dongdae puedo kohar un taxi? |
| Take me to this address. | Leveme a estas senas |
| ... to the airport | ... al aeropuerto |
| ... to the railway station | ... a la estación de ferrocarryl |
| ... to the hotel | ... al otel |
| Stop here, please | Pare aki, pores favor |
| Could you wait for me? | Puede espartarme, pores favors? |
| I want to hire a car | Kiero Alkylar un koche |
| Does the rental price include insurance? | El prejo inluié el séguro? |
| Can I leave the car at the airport? | Puedo dehar el koche el el aeruirguerto? |
Swear in Spanish | |
| Hell! | Karamba! |
| Thousand devils! | Conley Diablos! |
| Stupidities | Troncos |
Simple words in Spanish