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Quizzes > Spanish > Beginner >
The verb SER
by Daniel WalkerThe first thing you need to know about Spanish greetings (los saludos), is that we use two exclamation marks with different orientations when we write them, one at the beginning and another at the end of the sentence e.g. ¡Hola! Some expressions like “¡Buenos días!” are only appropriate for morning time, whereas others like “¡Hola!” can be used at any time of the day. Here is the first short list of basic Spanish greetings and some other words you need to know about this topic.
| English | Spanish | Pronounce As |
| GREETINGS AND INTRODUCTIONS |
SALUDOS Y PRESENTACIONES
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sa-loo-dos- ee- pre-sen-ta-cio-nes |
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