Spanish Survival Phrases

Learn Spanish survival phrases like you're welcome in Spanish and sorry in Spanish so you will survive speaking Spanish. Learn them with free audio flash cards and the Lingo Dingo review game!

           

You're Welcome in Spanish

"De nada" is the most common way to say you're welcome in Spanish. However, there are a few other ways to say it. "No hay de qué" is probably the 2nd most common way to say you're welcome in Spanish. It is used in the sense of 'Don't mention it' or 'No problem'. You could also say "Para servirle", which is used in the sense of 'at your service', or "con mucho gusto" which is mostly used in Costa Rica meaning 'with pleasure'.

Sorry in Spanish

There are multiple ways to say sorry in Spanish. The most common way to say I'm sorry is 'lo siento'. You can also say 'perdon', which can also mean 'excuse me'. You could also say 'perdóname'. Another common way to say sorry in Spanish is 'discúlpame', which can also mean excuse me. A native speaker would understand any of these, but 'lo siento' is the most common.

This list of survival Spanish phrases should help you feel comfortable because at least you will survive. Your journey to learn Spanish could bring you many fun experiences so you need to be alive! In addition to this list of Spanish survival phrases, there are lists of Spanish verbs for you to learn for free as well. There are also many different topics of Spanish words available for you. Have fun as you learn the Spanish language!