Spanish vocabulary worksheet for matching common English greetings with their Spanish equivalents.
Spanish common greetings vocabulary worksheet with English and Spanish word matching exercise for language learning.
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Let's solve this Spanish vocabulary matching exercise step by step.
Match the correct English phrase with its corresponding Spanish translation from the list provided.
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We will go through each English phrase and find its correct Spanish equivalent.
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1. Congratulations → *Felicidades*
2. Happy New Year → *Feliz año nuevo*
3. See you later → *Hasta luego*
4. I'm alright → *Más o menos* (literally "more or less")
5. A pleasure → *Placer*
6. Good Morning → *Buenos días*
7. I miss you → *Te extraño*
8. See you tomorrow → *Hasta mañana*
9. I love you → *Te quiero*
10. Nice to meet you → *Mucho gusto*
11. What's up? → *¿Qué pasa?*
12. How's it going? → *¿Qué tal?*
13. I'm fine, thanks → *Estoy bien gracias*
14. Good afternoon → *Buenas tardes*
15. Everything's fine → *Todo bien*
16. How are you? → *¿Cómo estás?*
17. What's your name? → *¿Cómo te llamas?*
18. Good evening → *Buenas noches*
19. See you another day → *Hasta otro día*
20. My name is... → *Me llamo...*
21. See you soon → *Hasta pronto*
22. I see you → *Te veo*
23. Welcome → *Bienvenido*
24. Merry Christmas → *Feliz Navidad*
25. Happy Anniversary → *Feliz aniversario*
26. Hello → *Hola*
27. Happy Birthday → *Feliz cumpleaños*
28. Goodbye → *Adiós*
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| English | Spanish |
|--------|---------|
| 1. Congratulations | Felicidades |
| 2. Happy New Year | Feliz año nuevo |
| 3. See you later | Hasta luego |
| 4. I'm alright | Más o menos |
| 5. A pleasure | Placer |
| 6. Good Morning | Buenos días |
| 7. I miss you | Te extraño |
| 8. See you tomorrow | Hasta mañana |
| 9. I love you | Te quiero |
| 10. Nice to meet you | Mucho gusto |
| 11. What's up? | ¿Qué pasa? |
| 12. How's it going? | ¿Qué tal? |
| 13. I'm fine, thanks | Estoy bien gracias |
| 14. Good afternoon | Buenas tardes |
| 15. Everything's fine | Todo bien |
| 16. How are you? | ¿Cómo estás? |
| 17. What's your name? | ¿Cómo te llamas? |
| 18. Good evening | Buenas noches |
| 19. See you another day | Hasta otro día |
| 20. My name is... | Me llamo... |
| 21. See you soon | Hasta pronto |
| 22. I see you | Te veo |
| 23. Welcome | Bienvenido |
| 24. Merry Christmas | Feliz Navidad |
| 25. Happy Anniversary | Feliz aniversario |
| 26. Hello | Hola |
| 27. Happy Birthday | Feliz cumpleaños |
| 28. Goodbye | Adiós |
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- This worksheet helps learners build basic Spanish vocabulary related to greetings and common expressions.
- It includes formal and informal phrases, time-based greetings (morning, afternoon, evening), emotional expressions (love, missing someone), and social courtesies (introductions, farewells).
- Some phrases have direct translations (e.g., "Hello" = "Hola"), while others require understanding context (e.g., "I'm alright" = "Más o menos", which literally means "more or less").
- Phrases like "¿Qué tal?" and "¿Qué pasa?" both mean "What's up?" but are used in slightly different contexts — "¿Qué tal?" is more general, while "¿Qué pasa?" can imply something specific has happened.
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✔ This exercise reinforces listening, reading, and vocabulary retention skills for beginner Spanish learners.
Task:
Match the correct English phrase with its corresponding Spanish translation from the list provided.
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We will go through each English phrase and find its correct Spanish equivalent.
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1. Congratulations → *Felicidades*
2. Happy New Year → *Feliz año nuevo*
3. See you later → *Hasta luego*
4. I'm alright → *Más o menos* (literally "more or less")
5. A pleasure → *Placer*
6. Good Morning → *Buenos días*
7. I miss you → *Te extraño*
8. See you tomorrow → *Hasta mañana*
9. I love you → *Te quiero*
10. Nice to meet you → *Mucho gusto*
11. What's up? → *¿Qué pasa?*
12. How's it going? → *¿Qué tal?*
13. I'm fine, thanks → *Estoy bien gracias*
14. Good afternoon → *Buenas tardes*
15. Everything's fine → *Todo bien*
16. How are you? → *¿Cómo estás?*
17. What's your name? → *¿Cómo te llamas?*
18. Good evening → *Buenas noches*
19. See you another day → *Hasta otro día*
20. My name is... → *Me llamo...*
21. See you soon → *Hasta pronto*
22. I see you → *Te veo*
23. Welcome → *Bienvenido*
24. Merry Christmas → *Feliz Navidad*
25. Happy Anniversary → *Feliz aniversario*
26. Hello → *Hola*
27. Happy Birthday → *Feliz cumpleaños*
28. Goodbye → *Adiós*
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✔ Final Answer Key (Matching):
| English | Spanish |
|--------|---------|
| 1. Congratulations | Felicidades |
| 2. Happy New Year | Feliz año nuevo |
| 3. See you later | Hasta luego |
| 4. I'm alright | Más o menos |
| 5. A pleasure | Placer |
| 6. Good Morning | Buenos días |
| 7. I miss you | Te extraño |
| 8. See you tomorrow | Hasta mañana |
| 9. I love you | Te quiero |
| 10. Nice to meet you | Mucho gusto |
| 11. What's up? | ¿Qué pasa? |
| 12. How's it going? | ¿Qué tal? |
| 13. I'm fine, thanks | Estoy bien gracias |
| 14. Good afternoon | Buenas tardes |
| 15. Everything's fine | Todo bien |
| 16. How are you? | ¿Cómo estás? |
| 17. What's your name? | ¿Cómo te llamas? |
| 18. Good evening | Buenas noches |
| 19. See you another day | Hasta otro día |
| 20. My name is... | Me llamo... |
| 21. See you soon | Hasta pronto |
| 22. I see you | Te veo |
| 23. Welcome | Bienvenido |
| 24. Merry Christmas | Feliz Navidad |
| 25. Happy Anniversary | Feliz aniversario |
| 26. Hello | Hola |
| 27. Happy Birthday | Feliz cumpleaños |
| 28. Goodbye | Adiós |
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🔍 Explanation:
- This worksheet helps learners build basic Spanish vocabulary related to greetings and common expressions.
- It includes formal and informal phrases, time-based greetings (morning, afternoon, evening), emotional expressions (love, missing someone), and social courtesies (introductions, farewells).
- Some phrases have direct translations (e.g., "Hello" = "Hola"), while others require understanding context (e.g., "I'm alright" = "Más o menos", which literally means "more or less").
- Phrases like "¿Qué tal?" and "¿Qué pasa?" both mean "What's up?" but are used in slightly different contexts — "¿Qué tal?" is more general, while "¿Qué pasa?" can imply something specific has happened.
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✔ This exercise reinforces listening, reading, and vocabulary retention skills for beginner Spanish learners.
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