Learn how to greet someone, ask how they are doing, handle an apology, express sympathy, wish someone well, and say goodbye, in Spanish.
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1:30Buenas días. ¿Cómo le va?
Good morning. How is it going?
Buenas tardes.
Good afternoon.
Buenas noches.
Good evening.
¿Cómo se siente?
How do you feel?
Bienvenida/o(s).
Welcome.
¿Cómo está la familia?
How is your family?
Qué gusto de verla/lo/te.
It’s good to see you.
Me alegra verlo/la/te.
Me alegro de verla/lo/te.*
I’m glad to see you.
* The preposition DE follows the reflexive verb alegrarse.
¿Cómo se encuentra / te encuentras?
How are you?
¿Como le ha ido?
How have things gone?
¿Qué me cuenta? ¿Qué dice?
What’s new?
¿Cómo ha estado?
How have you’ve been?
¿Cómo se ha sentido?
How have you felt?
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Normally on the phrase I’m sorry about the loss of your family member we don’t say siento mucho la pérdida de su familiar
That is so formal we use more the to create more confidence
For example
Lamento mucho la muerte de su tío/primo/ abuela/ madre.
Thank you so much for your comment! Yes, this statement is for addressing a family rather than an individual person.