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Phrase set
Party Small Talk in Spanish
Practice Spanish phrases for arriving at a party, meeting guests, chatting about music and food, keeping conversation light, and leaving politely.
Table of Contents
Arriving
- 01
Acabo de llegar.
I just arrived.
- 02
¿Lleva mucho rato la fiesta?
Has the party been going on long?
- 03
Traje algo para compartir.
I brought something to share.
- 04
¿Dónde dejo mi abrigo?
Where should I leave my coat?
- 05
Qué buen ambiente.
What a nice atmosphere.
- 06
La casa está preciosa.
The house looks beautiful.
- 07
Gracias por invitarme.
Thanks for inviting me.
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Meeting People
- 08
No creo que nos conozcamos.
I don't think we've met.
- 09
Soy Alex, encantado.
I'm Alex, nice to meet you.
- 10
¿Cómo conoces al anfitrión?
How do you know the host?
- 11
Estoy aprendiendo los nombres.
I'm learning the names.
- 12
¿Vienes con alguien?
Did you come with someone?
- 13
Qué gusto conocerte.
Nice to meet you.
- 14
¿Es tu primera vez aquí?
Is this your first time here?
Hosts and Space
- 15
La organización está genial.
The organization is great.
- 16
¿Necesitan ayuda con algo?
Do you need help with anything?
- 17
La decoración quedó muy bien.
The decoration turned out really well.
- 18
Hay espacio para todos.
There is room for everyone.
- 19
¿Dónde está el baño?
Where is the bathroom?
- 20
¿Puedo dejar esto aquí?
Can I leave this here?
- 21
Qué detalle tan bonito.
What a lovely detail.
Music and Food
- 22
La música está perfecta.
The music is perfect.
- 23
¿Quién hizo esta lista?
Who made this playlist?
- 24
Esta canción me encanta.
I love this song.
- 25
Todo se ve delicioso.
Everything looks delicious.
- 26
¿Probaste las tapas?
Did you try the tapas?
- 27
¿Te traigo algo?
Should I bring you something?
- 28
Brindemos por la noche.
Let's toast to the evening.
Light Conversation
- 29
¿Qué tal tu semana?
How was your week?
- 30
¿Tienes planes mañana?
Do you have plans tomorrow?
- 31
Qué historia tan divertida.
What a funny story.
- 32
Eso suena interesante.
That sounds interesting.
- 33
No sabía eso.
I didn't know that.
- 34
Cuéntame más.
Tell me more.
- 35
Tenemos gustos parecidos.
We have similar tastes.
Leaving Politely
- 36
Voy a saludar a más gente.
I'm going to greet more people.
- 37
Me acerco a la mesa.
I'm going over to the table.
- 38
Luego seguimos hablando.
We'll keep talking later.
- 39
Tengo que irme pronto.
I have to leave soon.
- 40
Fue un gusto hablar contigo.
It was nice talking with you.
- 41
Nos vemos otro día.
See you another day.
- 42
Disfruta la fiesta.
Enjoy the party.
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