School log in
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Teacher log in
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Wording
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Phonetic
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English
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| Hola | Holl-ah | Hello/Hi |
| Adios | Ah-dee-oss | Good Bye! |
| Habla usted Ingles / Espanol | Hah-blah oo-stead In-gulls / Ess-span-yoll | Do you speak English / Spanish? |
| Mi nombre es… | Mee nom-breh ess | My name is… |
| Me pueden ayudar? | Meh pweh-dehn ah-yoo-dah | Can you help me? |
| Estoy buscando… | Ess-toy boos-can-doh | I’m looking for… |
| Si / No | See / Noh | Yes / No |
| Gracias | Grah-see-as | Mr / Mrs / Miss |
| Hoy / Ahora | Hoi / Ah-hoar-ah | Today / Now |
| Hoi / Ah-hoar-ah | Mah-nar-nar / Aay-err | Tomorrow / Yesterday |
| Este / Que / Aqui / Hay | Ess-tey / Kay / Ah-kee / Haay | This / That / Here / There |
Phrases
Above are a few common Spanish phrases to help you get around.
Languages
The most common language spoken in Spain is its own national language, Spanish, of which over 89% of inhabitants speak and has various dialects and regional languages such as Aranese, Basque, Catalan, Galician, Aragonese, Asturian, Leonese Fala, Cantabrian, Extremaduran, Eonavian, Benaquese, Ribagorcan and Mirandese.
Additionally, many other Indo-European languages exist in the country, with 27% of inhabitants speaking English, 12% speaking French and 2% speaking German. The Portuguese language is also somewhat prominent in the country with many Spanish-Portuguese language combinations and derivations being used, however, there are some small areas speaking Portuguese proper. It’s also known that Afro-Asiatic languages such as Arabic and Berber are spoken by most members of the Muslim community.
