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Useful Spanish Phrases with Audio.
Would you like to learn some useful Spanish phrases? If so, you came to the right place!
Here are some basic sentences that are easy to learn and that may come in handy in real-life situations. Each phrase is accompanied by an audio clip recorded by a native Spanish speaker.
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Pronounced: ee-gwal-méhn-teh
Type: adverb
Example: Me alegro de verte. -Igualmente.
Translation: I'm happy to see you. Me too / Likewise.
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Type: adverb
Example: Me alegro de verte. -Igualmente.
Translation: I'm happy to see you. Me too / Likewise.
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Pronounced: ee-gwal-méhn-teh
Type: adverb
Example: Cualquiera de los dos resultados es igualmente posible.
Translation: Either one of the two outcomes is equally possible.
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Type: adverb
Example: Cualquiera de los dos resultados es igualmente posible.
Translation: Either one of the two outcomes is equally possible.
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Pronounced: freh-neh-tee-cah-méhn-teh
Type: adverb
Example: Corrían frenéticamente por la calle sin saber qué hacer.
Translation: They were running around frantically in the street and didn't know what to do.
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Type: adverb
Example: Corrían frenéticamente por la calle sin saber qué hacer.
Translation: They were running around frantically in the street and didn't know what to do.
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Pronounced: cah-báh-nyah
Type: noun
Example: Hay una cabaña cerca del lago donde podemos dormir.
Translation: There's a cabin near the lake where we can sleep.
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Type: noun
Example: Hay una cabaña cerca del lago donde podemos dormir.
Translation: There's a cabin near the lake where we can sleep.
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Pronounced: ehn óh-trah páhr-teh
Type: adverbial expression
Example: Pues si no está en el armario estará en otra parte.
Translation: Well if it's not in the closet then it must be somewhere else.
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Type: adverbial expression
Example: Pues si no está en el armario estará en otra parte.
Translation: Well if it's not in the closet then it must be somewhere else.
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