To begin learning English you will have to start somewhere and the best place is to memorize some common or useful phrases. Here are some of the most common phrases that you can use in English.
This is a great way to start a conversation and is probably the most common phrase you will hear. Translation: ¿Cómo está(s
The easiest way to get to know someone is of course by asking their name. Translation: ¿Cual es su nombre?
When getting to know new people it also helps to ask where they live and even how long they have lived there. Translation: ¿De donde es usted? or ¿De donde eres?
This phrase is great when someone has already asked a question and you don't want to repeat yourself. Translation: ¿Y usted
How's it going?
This is an informal phrase that you might use with friends or family. Translation: ¿Cómo le/te va?
What's new/up?
Another informal phrase to ask about the new things in your friends or family's lives. Translation: ¿Cómo te va? or ¿Que hay?
How do you say_________?
This particular phrase is used when you do not know a specific word or phrase in English. Translation: ¿Cómo see dice?
What does _________ mean?
We use this when we don't know the significance or meaning of a specific word or phrase. Translation: ¿Qué significa?
How do you pronounce_________?
We use this when we don't know the pronunciation of a specific word or phrase. Translation: ?¿Cómo se pronuncia?
How do you spell_________?
When you are unsure about the spelling of a word this phrase comes in handy. Translation: ¿Cómo se escribe?
Pretty well.
Translation: Bastante bien.
Fine, thanks.
Translation: Bien Gracias.
So-so.
Translation: Más o menos.
Very well.
Translation: Muy Bien.
I can't complain.
Translation: No me puedo quejar.
So far so good.
Translation: Bien hasta el momento.
My name is....
Translation: Me llamo....
I am from....
Translation: Soy de....
We use many different titles in English some of the most common being Mr, Mrs, and Miss. Also depending on your profession, you may be called Doctor, Father, Chef, Esq, Professor, Etc
A lot of these titles are for formal use only, We generally refer to each other by first name only unless you are unfamiliar with the person, than you might use Sir or Ma'am, and of course you will here the less formal, Hey you!