What are some common phrases used in everyday conversations at the B1 level
Mastering Essential Spanish Vocabulary at B1 Level: What are some common phrases used in everyday conversations at the B1 level
Here are some common phrases used in everyday conversations at the B1 (intermediate) level. These phrases are practical and can help learners communicate effectively in various situations:
Greetings and Introductions
- “How have you been?”
- “What have you been up to?”
- “How about yourself?”
- “Pleased to meet you.”
- “It’s been a while.”
Asking for Help or Clarification
- “Could you give me a hand?”
- “Can you say that again, please?”
- “Pardon me.”
- “My apologies, I didn’t catch that.”
Expressing Opinions and Agreement
- “What are your thoughts?”
- “I’m in agreement.”
- “I beg to differ.”
- “That’s fascinating.”
Daily Activities and Plans
- “I’m planning to visit my friend this weekend.”
- “We are going to try a new restaurant tonight.”
- “She usually goes to the gym after work.”
- “Do you have any plans for the weekend?”
Expressing Preferences and Habits
- “I enjoy reading books in my free time.”
- “He plays football every Saturday with his friends.”
- “She prefers walking to taking the bus.”
Making Suggestions or Decisions
- “Let’s catch up soon.”
- “At the end of the day, it’s your choice.”
- “I’ll get back to you on that.”
Polite Requests and Social Interactions
- “May I have a coffee, please?”
- “Could you pass me the salt, please?”
- “It was nice chatting with you.”
- “Take care of yourself.”
Reacting to News or Situations
- “I’m sorry to hear that.”
- “That sounds wonderful!”
- “Oh no! That must have been tough.”
Casual Expressions and Idioms
- “Put it off” (to delay something).
- “Go with the flow” (to adapt easily).
- “Slowly but surely” (progressing steadily).
These phrases cover a range of contexts, from casual chats to polite requests, and are essential for building fluency and confidence in everyday English conversations 1, 3, 6.