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Example Spanish Lección 1 vocabulary quiz questions
How do you say 'Good morning' in Spanish?Buenos días. It is the standard greeting used before midday.
What does 'Me llamo Ana' mean?My name is Ana. Me llamo is the usual way to give your name, so it answers what is your name.
True or false: 'Mucho gusto' is commonly said when you are introduced to someone.True. It means 'nice to meet you' and is the typical response after an introduction.
How do you reply to 'Gracias' with 'you're welcome'?De nada. It is the common everyday reply to thanks, similar to 'you're welcome' or 'no problem'.
How do you ask 'How are you?' to a friend in Spanish?¿Cómo estás? Use estás with a friend, since tú is the informal form, while ¿Cómo está? is used with usted.
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