Greetings

Hello, Hi

Good morning

Good afternoon

Good night/evening

Farewells

Goodbye

See you later

See you soon

See you tomorrow

See you

Bye

How are you? (informal/familiar)

How's it going? (informal/familiar)

How's it going for you? (informal/familiar)

(Very) Well, thank you.

Okay/ So-So

Bad

And you? (informal/familiar)

What's happening? (informal/familiar)

Nothing

How are you? (form.)

And you? (form.)

How are you guys?

How's it going, you guys? (Spain, informal/familiar, plural)

you (informal/familiar)

you (formal)

you guys/you all

you guys/you all (Spain)

(Until I) see you

mister (Mr.)

misses (Mrs.)

miss (Ms.)

How

Which

Which (ones)

When

How much

How many

Where

From where

To where

Why

What

Who (singular)

Who/m (plural)

With who/m

to go

Let's go!

home

to _'s house

to school

to the movies

to the park

to the pool

to the beach

to the mall

to the game/match of

to work

to the store

to the (super)market

to a party

to eat

to a restaurant

to the doctor

to the dentist

to the office

to the library

to church

I don't go anywhere, I'm not going anywhere

I'm going to see

tomorrow

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

the weekend

every day

with my friends

with my family

alone

by car

by plane

by bus

by taxi

by boat

by train

by metro

by foot

on horseback

I

You (familiar)

He

She

You (formal)

We (masculine)

We (feminine)

You all (familiar, masculine) ***used only in Spain***

You all (familiar, feminine) ***used only in Spain***

They (masculine)

They (feminine)

You all (formal in Spain; only way to say "you all" in other Spanish-speaking countries

I go, am going

You go, are going (familiar)

He goes, is going

She goes, is going

You go, are going (formal)

We go, are going

You all go, are going (familiar; only used in Spain)

They go, are going

You all go; are going (formal in Spain; only way to say "you all go, are going" in other Spanish-speaking countries)