Final Answer:
The image shows Spanish vocabulary flashcards for greetings, self-introduction, and how to say you’re feeling. Each card has a phrase in Spanish with an illustration to help remember the meaning. For example:
- “buenos días” = good morning (with a girl waving)
- “mi nombre es...” = my name is... (with a girl pointing to herself)
- “¿Cómo te llamas?” = What’s your name?
- “señor”, “señora”, “señorita” = Mr., Mrs./Ms., Miss (with pictures of each)
- Feelings: “muy bien” (very well), “así así” (so-so), “mal” (bad), “No va muy bien” (Not going very well), “Bien” (Good)
- Time-based greetings: “buenas tardes” (good afternoon), “buenas noches” (good night)
These cards are meant to be cut out and used for learning or practicing basic Spanish conversation. The green “ink saving Eco” label means they’re designed to use less ink when printed.
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