Meeting the in laws again: Presenting simple gifts
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Key Phrases
Qué alegría veros otra vez.
What a joy to see you again.
He traído un pequeño detalle para vosotros.
I brought a little gift for you all.
Lo agradecemos de corazón.
We appreciate it deeply.
Skills You'll Learn
Greeting people warmly when arriving at someone's home.
Saludar con calidez al llegar a casa de alguien.
Offering and describing small gifts politely.
Ofrecer y describir pequeños regalos con cortesía.
Expressing gratitude and affection in a family setting.
Expresar agradecimiento y cariño en un entorno familiar.
Lesson Roleplay
Imagine you are arriving at a warm family gathering in Spain, happy to see everyone again and bringing a small, thoughtful gift to show your affection.
Hola, qué alegría veros otra vez.
Hello, what a joy to see you again.
Bienvenido, Emily . Pasa, estamos muy contentos.
Welcome, Emily. Come in, we’re very happy.
He traído un pequeño detalle para vosotros.
I brought a little gift for you.
Ay, no hacía falta, pero muchas gracias.
Oh, you didn’t have to, but thank you very much.
Es una caja de pastas y unas flores sencillas.
It’s a box of pastries and some simple flowers.
Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases
Qué alegría
keh ah-leh-GREE-ah
What joy
Veros otra vez
BEH-ros OH-trah beth
To see you again
💬 [veros] is [ver] + [os], so it's literally "to see you all." In Spain you'll hear this a lot with [vosotros]: [llamaros] "to call you all," [deciros] "to tell you all".
See breakdown →Qué alegría veros otra vez.
keh ah-leh-GREE-ah beh-ROS OH-trah beth
What a joy to see you again.
💬 [veros] is [ver] + [os], so it's literally "to see you all." In Spain you'll hear this a lot with [vosotros]: [llamaros] "to call you all," [deciros] "to tell you all".
See breakdown →Bienvenido
byen-beh-NEE-doh
Welcome
💬 [bienvenido] changes with who you're welcoming: [bienvenida] for one woman, [bienvenidos] for a group of men or mixed group, [bienvenidas] for a group of women.
See breakdown →Bienvenido, Emily Smith .
byen-beh-NEE-doh
Welcome, Emily Smith.
💬 [bienvenido] changes with who you're welcoming: [bienvenida] for one woman, [bienvenidos] for a group of men or mixed group, [bienvenidas] for a group of women.
See breakdown →Pasa.
PAH-sah
Come in.
🇪🇸 [Pasa.] is the normal informal way to invite one person in at home. If you're addressing more than one person in Spain, you'd usually hear [Pasad.].
See breakdown →Estamos
es-TAH-mohs
We are
Muy contentos
mwee kohn-TEN-tohs
Very happy
💬 [contentos] changes to match who is speaking: [contento] for one man, [contenta] for one woman, [contentas] for a group of women.
See breakdown →Estamos muy contentos.
es-TAH-mohs mwee kohn-TEN-tohs
We're very happy.
💬 [contentos] changes to match who is speaking: [contento] for one man, [contenta] for one woman, [contentas] for a group of women.
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