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- Hello in Spanish | English to Spanish Translation - SpanishDictionary. com
Translate Hello See 6 authoritative translations of Hello in Spanish with example sentences, phrases and audio pronunciations
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- 5 Ways to Say Hello in Spanish - wikiHow
Even if you've never taken a formal Spanish class, you probably know that "hola" (OH-lah) is the word for "hello" in Spanish But in Spanish, just as in English, there are a number of different words and phrases that you can use to greet others
- HELLO | translate English to Spanish - Cambridge Dictionary
HELLO translate: hola, sí, aló, diga, hola, ay, hola, hola Learn more in the Cambridge English-Spanish Dictionary
- Spanish translation of hello - Collins Online Dictionary
1 (= greeting) ¡hola! ⧫ ¿qué tal? ⧫ ¿qué hubo? (Mexico, Chile) 2 (Telecommunications) (= answering) ¡diga! ⧫ ¡hola! ⧫ ¡bueno! (Mexico) ⧫ ¡aló! (Southern Cone) (= calling) ¡oiga! ⧫ ¡escuche! 3 (= surprise) ¡vaya! ⧫ ¡ándale! (Latin America) hello, what’s all this! ¡vaya o hombre!, ¿qué tenemos aquí? 4 (= attention) ¡oiga! ⧫ ¡escuche!
- hello - English-Spanish Dictionary - WordReference. com
hello, also UK: hallo, hullo interj (greeting) hola interj : Hello How are you? ¡Hola! ¿Cómo estás? hello n: informal (spoken greeting) saludos nmpl : Give Gina a hello from me when you see her! I'll come back and talk to you when I finish my hellos Dale a Gina mis saludos cuando la veas hello interj (phone greeting) hola interj : diga
- Hello in Spanish | English to Spanish Dictionary - Translate. com
Translate "hello" from English to Spanish - "hola" Discover meaning, audio pronunciations, synonyms, and sentence examples in both languages with Translate com
- 9 Ways to Say ‘Hello’ in Spanish - Tell Me In Spanish
Qué onda is a popular and informal expression that people use as a casual way to say ‘hello’ in Spanish This expression can be translated as “ what’s up”, “hi”, “how is it going?” and “how are things”
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