Spanish Greetings Quiz

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The given answer is correct because it directly translates the question "Como te llamas?" into English, which means "What is your name?". This response is appropriate as it seeks to know the person's name.

Likewise is the correct answer because it is the appropriate response when someone wishes you well or expresses a sentiment that you can reciprocate. It is a way of acknowledging the other person's words and expressing the same sentiment back to them. In this case, "Igualmente" is the Spanish equivalent of "Likewise," so it serves the same purpose of responding to a kind gesture or wish.

The given answer is correct because "miss" is the English translation of "senorita" and "Ms." is the English abbreviation for "Srta." Both "miss" and "Ms." are used to address a woman when her marital status is unknown or irrelevant.

The given answer is "sir, Mr." This is because "senor" is a Spanish honorific used to address a man, while "Sr." is the abbreviation for the English honorific "sir" or "Mr." Therefore, "sir, Mr." is the correct translation of "senor, Sr."

The correct answer is "My name is..." because the phrase "Me llamo" is Spanish for "My name is." This phrase is commonly used when introducing oneself in Spanish.

The word "encantado, -a" in Spanish translates to "delighted" in English. This word is used to express a feeling of great pleasure or satisfaction. Therefore, the correct answer is "delighted".

The phrase "Mucho gusto" is a common Spanish expression that translates to "Pleased to meet you" or "Nice to meet you" in English. It is often used when introducing oneself to someone new or when expressing pleasure in meeting someone.

The phrase "Buenas noches" translates to "Good Night " in English. It is a common greeting used in Spanish-speaking countries to greet someone in the evening or at night. Therefore, the given answer "Good Night" is the correct translation of "Buenas noches" in English.

The given answer is correct because "madam" is a term used to address a woman politely, while "Mrs." is an abbreviation for the title "Mrs." which is used to address a married woman. Both terms are used to show respect and formality when addressing a woman in different contexts.