Lesson #1 - How to Say “Thank You!” in Spanish
August 13th, 2007Learn Spanish travel phrases with SurvivalPhrases.com! A little Spanish can go such a long way! Whether you’re traveling, visiting, or sightseeing, SurvivalPhrases.com has all the essential travel phrases just for you! Today we cover a high frequency Spanish phrase sure to be of use on your trip, travels or vacation to Spain.
Today we learn how to say “Thank you.” in Spanish. Be sure to stop by SurvivalPhrases.com before you set out on your trip to Spanish, and be sure to leave us a post!
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David, thank you for the great lesson, and looking forward to learning more about Spain and the Spanish language
Peter, ¡gracias!
Hope you like so much next lessons…
David
Congratulations on the Spanish launch
Yo ya hablo espanol pero voy a ver si aprendo espanol de espana!
S_R_C
Hi Sindy!
¡Gracias! Be sure that we work hard ar survivalphrases.com so you can get it!
David.
David! Nice work. I’ve been listening since the series began.
Hey Sindy, I forgot that you speak Spanish! I’ll have lots of questions about how Spanish relates to Japanese ;).
I have been wanting to type Hola to people, but haven’t been able to find a shortcut for ¡, which should be in front of it. Is there an easy way to type it?
Maxiewawa
I’m surprise that you want to learn Spanish!
Well I shouldn’t be anymore since there is already alot of Chinese people in Mexico City. :cool
Good luck in learning Spanish and hope you visit Mexico City too and your welcome to come to my house. :mrgreen
S_R_C
Maxiewawa, thank you for your words. About typing the opening exclamation mark “¡”…
- If you are typing in a PC, try holding “Alt key” while typing in the numeric keypad 173 (it’s the ASCII code for “¡̶
- Anyway, you can always select from here: ¡ , mouse right click Copy, and mouse right click Paste where you want it…
By the way, I know a little Japanese too, so, if you need it, I could try to solve those Japanese-Spanish questions…
Hasta pronto…
David.
Maxiewawa
Thank you for point me out that your Japanese!
I was surprise to hear that since I though you were Chinese but anyway your so welcome to come to my house to visit ok! :mrgreen
S_R_C
I am learning very basic Spanish. Though the listening and speaking are too difficult for me.
As you may know, there were a lot of Spanish people in the Philippines long, long time ago.
But it’s always the older generation gets the advantage of learning Spanish language.
David, Te doy las gracias.
well. that is a version from Spain, but most the world speaks a Latin American Spanish