Frases para charlar: 25 palabras con ejemplos
A2–B125 palabras
Una charla breve suele empezar con un saludo, un comentario y una pregunta. Estas frases te ayudarán a romper el hielo.
Dónde la usarás: Conocer gente, oficinas, fiestas y salas de espera.
Frases para charlar — La lista de palabras
| Palabra | Significado |
|---|---|
| How's it going? | A casual way to ask how someone is.“Hey, how's it going?” |
| What do you do? | Asking about someone's job.“So, what do you do for work?” |
| How was your weekend? | A standard Monday opener.“Morning — how was your weekend?” |
| Long time no see | Said when you meet someone after a while.“Ben! Long time no see.” |
| I've heard a lot about you | A polite thing to say when introduced.“Nice to meet you, I've heard a lot about you.” |
| How do you two know each other? | Asking about a shared connection.“So how do you two know each other?” |
| Are you from around here? | Asking where someone lives.“Are you from around here originally?” |
| Same here | Agreeing that you feel the same.““I'm exhausted.” “Same here.”” |
| Fair enough | Accepting what someone said as reasonable.“Fair enough, let's do it your way.” |
| Anyway, I should get going | A polite way to end a chat.“Anyway, I should get going — see you Thursday.” |
| It was nice talking to you | A friendly closing phrase.“It was nice talking to you, take care.” |
| Let's catch up soon | Suggesting to meet again.“Let's catch up soon — coffee next week?” |
| Lovely weather, isn't it? | A friendly comment about pleasant weather.“Lovely weather, isn't it?” |
| Have you been here before? | Asking about someone's familiarity with a place.“Have you been here before or is this your first time?” |
| What brings you here? | Asking why someone is at an event or place.“What brings you to London?” |
| How have you been? | Asking about someone after not seeing them.“Hi Sarah, how have you been?” |
| Busy day? | A short question about someone's day.“You look tired — busy day?” |
| Any plans for the weekend? | A casual question about future activities.“Any plans for the weekend?” |
| That sounds interesting | A phrase showing interest in what was said.“You teach music? That sounds interesting.” |
| How about you? | A way to return the same question.“I work in design. How about you?” |
| I know what you mean | A phrase showing understanding or agreement.“I know what you mean; winter feels endless.” |
| That's a good point | A polite way to recognise someone's idea.“That's a good point — I hadn't considered it.” |
| Really? Tell me more | An invitation for someone to continue.“You lived in Japan? Really? Tell me more.” |
| It looks like rain | A neutral comment about the weather.“It looks like rain this afternoon.” |
| See you around | A casual goodbye suggesting you may meet again.“I'm heading off now — see you around.” |
Consejos útiles
- Aprende en grupos pequeñosEstudia cinco palabras y repásalas antes de añadir más.
- Di los ejemplos en voz altaLeer cada frase conecta ortografía, sonido y significado.
- Escribe tu propia fraseUsa cada palabra en una frase real sobre tu vida o trabajo.
Cómo estudiar esta lista
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¿Cómo practicar Frases para charlar?
Empieza con cinco palabras y lee cada ejemplo en voz alta. Recuerda la palabra a partir de su definición y repásala durante varios días.
¿Dónde puedo usar Frases para charlar?
Conocer gente, oficinas, fiestas y salas de espera.
¿Cuántas palabras tiene esta lista?
Esta lista contiene 25 palabras inglesas con definiciones y ejemplos. Es un punto de partida, no un programa completo.
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