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Here is the completed “Beginner Spanish” worksheet with accurate Spanish translations for each English phrase. I’ve included explanations for some translations to help you understand the reasoning.
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✔ Completed Worksheet:
| English | Spanish |
|----------------------|-----------------------------|
| What is your name? | ¿Cómo te llamas? |
| Good! | ¡Bien! |
| Who? | ¿Quién? |
| How are you? | ¿Cómo estás? |
| My name is... | Mi nombre es... |
| Which? | ¿Cuál? / ¿Cuáles? |
| See you later | Hasta luego |
| When? | ¿Cuándo? |
| Hello | Hola |
| Bye | Adiós |
| Yes | Sí |
| Okay thanks | Está bien, gracias |
| How old are you? | ¿Cuántos años tienes? |
| See you soon | Hasta pronto |
| How? | ¿Cómo? |
| Good morning | Buenos días |
| So, so | Más o menos |
| Good night | Buenas noches |
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📌 Explanations & Notes:
1. “What is your name?” → ¿Cómo te llamas?
Literally means “How do you call yourself?” — this is the standard, natural way to ask someone’s name in Spanish.
2. “Good!” → ¡Bien!
Used to express approval or that something is good/okay. Not “bueno” — that’s an adjective (e.g., “bueno día”), while “bien” is an adverb meaning “well” or “good” in context.
3. “Who?” → ¿Quién?
Singular. If plural (“Who are they?”), it would be “¿Quiénes?”
4. “How are you?” → ¿Cómo estás?
Informal singular. For formal or plural: “¿Cómo está usted?” or “¿Cómo están ustedes?”
5. “My name is...” → Mi nombre es...
Straightforward translation. You might also hear “Me llamo...” (“I call myself...”) which is more common in speech.
6. “Which?” → ¿Cuál? / ¿Cuáles?
“¿Cuál?” for singular, “¿Cuáles?” for plural. Context determines which to use.
7. “See you later” → Hasta luego
Very common and natural. “Hasta después” is also possible but less common.
8. “When?” → ¿Cuándo?
Direct translation.
9. “Hello” → Hola
Universal greeting.
10. “Bye” → Adiós
More final than “chao” or “hasta luego.” Good for leaving.
11. “Yes” → Sí
With accent mark! Without it, “si” means “if.”
12. “Okay thanks” → Está bien, gracias
Natural phrase. Sometimes shortened to “Gracias” if context is clear.
13. “How old are you?” → ¿Cuántos años tienes?
Literally: “How many years do you have?” — standard phrasing.
14. “See you soon” → Hasta pronto
Implies a short time until next meeting.
15. “How?” → ¿Cómo?
Can mean “how” as in method, condition, or manner.
16. “Good morning” → Buenos días
Used from early morning until around noon/early afternoon.
17. “So, so” → Más o menos
Common expression meaning “so-so,” “neither good nor bad.”
18. “Good night” → Buenas noches
Used both as a greeting at night and as a farewell before bed.
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✔ Tips for Learning:
- Practice saying these aloud.
- Note that Spanish uses question marks at the beginning AND end: ¿...?
- Accent marks matter — “sí” vs. “si,” “tú” vs. “tu,” etc.
- Some phrases vary slightly by region (e.g., “¿Cómo te va?” instead of “¿Cómo estás?” in some areas).
Let me know if you’d like flashcards, audio pronunciation, or practice sentences for any of these! 😊
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✔ Completed Worksheet:
| English | Spanish |
|----------------------|-----------------------------|
| What is your name? | ¿Cómo te llamas? |
| Good! | ¡Bien! |
| Who? | ¿Quién? |
| How are you? | ¿Cómo estás? |
| My name is... | Mi nombre es... |
| Which? | ¿Cuál? / ¿Cuáles? |
| See you later | Hasta luego |
| When? | ¿Cuándo? |
| Hello | Hola |
| Bye | Adiós |
| Yes | Sí |
| Okay thanks | Está bien, gracias |
| How old are you? | ¿Cuántos años tienes? |
| See you soon | Hasta pronto |
| How? | ¿Cómo? |
| Good morning | Buenos días |
| So, so | Más o menos |
| Good night | Buenas noches |
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📌 Explanations & Notes:
1. “What is your name?” → ¿Cómo te llamas?
Literally means “How do you call yourself?” — this is the standard, natural way to ask someone’s name in Spanish.
2. “Good!” → ¡Bien!
Used to express approval or that something is good/okay. Not “bueno” — that’s an adjective (e.g., “bueno día”), while “bien” is an adverb meaning “well” or “good” in context.
3. “Who?” → ¿Quién?
Singular. If plural (“Who are they?”), it would be “¿Quiénes?”
4. “How are you?” → ¿Cómo estás?
Informal singular. For formal or plural: “¿Cómo está usted?” or “¿Cómo están ustedes?”
5. “My name is...” → Mi nombre es...
Straightforward translation. You might also hear “Me llamo...” (“I call myself...”) which is more common in speech.
6. “Which?” → ¿Cuál? / ¿Cuáles?
“¿Cuál?” for singular, “¿Cuáles?” for plural. Context determines which to use.
7. “See you later” → Hasta luego
Very common and natural. “Hasta después” is also possible but less common.
8. “When?” → ¿Cuándo?
Direct translation.
9. “Hello” → Hola
Universal greeting.
10. “Bye” → Adiós
More final than “chao” or “hasta luego.” Good for leaving.
11. “Yes” → Sí
With accent mark! Without it, “si” means “if.”
12. “Okay thanks” → Está bien, gracias
Natural phrase. Sometimes shortened to “Gracias” if context is clear.
13. “How old are you?” → ¿Cuántos años tienes?
Literally: “How many years do you have?” — standard phrasing.
14. “See you soon” → Hasta pronto
Implies a short time until next meeting.
15. “How?” → ¿Cómo?
Can mean “how” as in method, condition, or manner.
16. “Good morning” → Buenos días
Used from early morning until around noon/early afternoon.
17. “So, so” → Más o menos
Common expression meaning “so-so,” “neither good nor bad.”
18. “Good night” → Buenas noches
Used both as a greeting at night and as a farewell before bed.
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✔ Tips for Learning:
- Practice saying these aloud.
- Note that Spanish uses question marks at the beginning AND end: ¿...?
- Accent marks matter — “sí” vs. “si,” “tú” vs. “tu,” etc.
- Some phrases vary slightly by region (e.g., “¿Cómo te va?” instead of “¿Cómo estás?” in some areas).
Let me know if you’d like flashcards, audio pronunciation, or practice sentences for any of these! 😊
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable spanish worksheet for adults.
