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    The document provides a lesson on basic Spanish phrases for greetings, checking in on someone's well-being, self-introductions, and asking where someone is from or lives. It also lists 4 rules for Spanish: always pronounce "H" as unvoiced, languages and nationalities are lowercase, use both question and exclamation marks ("¡!" and "¿?"), and avoid personal pronouns. The phrases are presented with the Spanish translation and explanations of key words.

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    The document provides a lesson on basic Spanish phrases for greetings, checking in on someone's well-being, self-introductions, and asking where someone is from or lives. It also lists 4 rules for Spanish: always pronounce "H" as unvoiced, languages and nationalities are lowercase, use both question and exclamation marks ("¡!" and "¿?"), and avoid personal pronouns. The phrases are presented with the Spanish translation and explanations of key words.

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    Let’s learn español!

    Rule 1 → “H” is always unvoiced in Spanish.

    Rule 2 → Languages and nationalities always start with lowercase letters

    Rule 3 → You should put both opening and ending question and exclamation marks. “¡ !”, “¿ ?”

    Rule 4 → Personal pronouns are usually avoided.

    1) Hello. → Hola.

    2) How are you? → ¿Cómo estás? → “cómo” means “how”

    3) Are you okay? → ¿Estás bien? → “bien” means “good” or “OK”

    4) What’s up? → ¿Qué pasa? → “qué” means “what”

    5) Is everything okay? → ¿Está todo bien?

    6) Everything is okay. → Todo bien. → “todo” means “everything”

    7) What are you doing now? → ¿Qué haces ahora? → “ahora” means “now”

    8) I’m okay. → Estoy bien. → “Estoy” means “I am”

    9) My name is Sarah → Me llamo Sarah./mi nombre es Sarah. → The first one is more natural

    10) I live in Iran → Vivo en Irán. → “en” means “in” (it also means “at” and “on”)

    11) I’m Sarah → Soy Sarah.

    12) I’m from Iran. → Soy de Irán.

    13) You live in Spain. → Vives en España.

    14) You are from Spain. → Eres de España.

    15) Where are you from? → ¿De dónde eres? → “dónde” means “where”

    16) Where do you live? → ¿Dónde vives?

    17) Are you from the UK? → ¿Eres de Reino Unido?

    18) Do you live in England? → ¿Vives en Inglaterra?

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