Asking Questions in Spanish
You have to use double question marks when we are asking a question - one before the statement and another at the end (the usual way).

¿Como estás? - How are you?

Same thing goes for excla.mation

¡Qué guay! - How cool!

To do this on your Spanish keyboard, press down the question mark key.

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Hi there! Buenas!
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For starters, I would seriously advise you to learn alphabets in Spanish. Remember how we all learnt A,B,C in kindergarten? Yeah, every learner of Spanish must pass through that phase.
Without learning to crawl, you can't walk.

So necesitas aprenderlo!
You need to learn it!

Pues, ahora sabemos cómo decir, good morning, evening, good afternoon, good night y have a good night en Español



Well, now, we know how to say Buenos días, buenas, buenas tardes, buenas noches y que tengas buenas noches in Spanish.

Buen intento/Nice try

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You are very right on this.
I think the language formation was heavily influenced by Yoruba and igbo.

Difference between Tú and Usted
Just like French, Yoruba, Chinese and several other languages, you can't address your boss, a stranger or an elderly person the same way you will address your colleagues, friends or girlfriend.
Cómo estás - How are you (Informal)
Cómo está usted - How are you (formal)

Now, you know that USTED (hu-STED) is the word that shows some sort of respect/formality.
Another example
Cómo te llamas - What's your name?
Literally "How are you called" - Informal

Cómo te llama usted - What's your name
Formal/polite

BASIC PHRASES
The letters in capital highlights areas to be stre.zzd in the sentences.
Buenas suerte/Good luck

1. Good morning/Good day: [/b]Buenos días - [b]boo-EHN-nos DIYAS.
This is used from morning till about 2/3pm.

2. Buenas tardes: Good Afternoon/evening
boo-EHN-ahs TARDES. This is used from late afternoon to early evening. TARDE means late in Spanish.

3. Buenas: Evening
Sometimes you can just say "Evening" instead of "good evening". Natives do this a lot and it's an acceptable form of informal greeting. If you want to appear fluent, Use this instead I'd buenas trades/noches.

4. Buenas Noches: Good night
boo-EHN-ahs NOCHES
You say this when it is very late into the night. It is a form of greeting or farewell, depending on the situation. "Noches" means night.

5. Feliz Noche: Good night
fay-LEEZ noh-CHAY
Literally means "Happy night"
This is a polite way of saying good night.

6. que pases buenas noches
kay-PAH-says boo-EHN-nas noh-CHAYS
This is a friendly but formal way of saying good night.

6. que tengas buenas noches: Have a good nigh
keh-ten-GAHS boo-EHN-ahs noh-CHAYS
This is very informal and you can only use it to greet people who are close to you.

If you want to use it formally: it should be que tenga buenas noches

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6. Pronouncing C and Z
When the letter C is followed by "a", "o" or "u" we pronounce the sound as K, otherwise it's pronounced the usual way. e g. Cádiz, Cual (what) Cual es tu nombre - What's your name?
Cuántas años tienes - How old are you?(Literally how many years do you have?)

7. Whenever you see double l in a word (as in LL) it's automatically pronounced as y e.g. llamar (to call), cómo te llamas (What's your name?) Literally, "What are you called?".
llover (to rain)
llevar (to take)

8. When the letter C is followed by an i or e, we pronounce the sound by putting our tongue between our teeth as in th for thanks.
This rule applies in words like Gracias (thanks), Cien (Hundred), Cena (Dinner) etc.

9. Be careful of Homonyms

i. Sólo and Solo (They mean different things)
sólo here means only/just
e.g. me gustas tú y tú y sólo tú
I like you, and you and only you

Solo (without the accent marks)
Means "Alone"
E.g Yo vivo solo - I live alone

ii. como/cómo - Eat/How
Como (without the accent mark) from the verb Comer - To eat
e.g. Como solo pollo - I eat only chicken
cómo - How
This is used to ask questions
Cómo estas - How are you (informal)
No sé cómo lo haces - I don't know how you do it

iii. si/sí - If/yes
si - If (conditional statement)
si me escuchas bien, vas a ganar - If you listen to me well/properly, you are going to win

sí - yes
Dime sí o no - tell me yes or no. - Tell me yes or no.

iv. tu y tú (tu and tú)
cuantos años tiene tu abuela - How old is your grandma.
tú - you (From the verb SER, which means "to be"
Quién eres tu - Who are you?