SPAN 3051 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Cuesta, Llama
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Thank you, but i"m waiting for my friends: gracias, pero estoy esperando a mis amigos. Sorry, but i"m not interested: lo siento, pero no estoy interasada/o. Literally do you mind , this is another one that can be used in different contexts. Do you mind if i smoke, i pick this up, i sit here, etc . Could you let me pass, will you let me in, will you let me out . Again, another phrase with multiple uses depending on the context. Is it free? could be a chair, a table, a space, or whatever. Will you allow me? this phrase is a polite way of saying excuse me, and is most commonly used when trying to get past someone on a packed bus, for example. Clearly, a great way to strike up any conversation is to keep it simple and introduce yourself. In my experience, most spanish people respond well to a simple introduction.
