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Welcome to a new episode of Speaking Spanish for Beginners.

Me name Marko, I'm the host of this podcast for English speakers like you who want to have your

first conversations in Spanish with your Latino friends.

In this episode, you will learn how to introduce yourself in formal situations, such as

academic context or when you're meeting an older person.

So, in a way, this episode complements the previous one in which we studied how to introduce

yourself in informal situations. Ready for this?

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So first of all, it is very important to remember the formal ways of greeting in Spanish.

Do you remember them?

We have Buenos Dias, which we use when, in the morning, right?

Then we have Buenos Aires, which is good afternoon, and then Buenos Aires, which is basically

in this case, good evening.

You can go back to episode number one if you have questions about this.

The dialogue that you're going to listen to after the explanation takes place happens at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.

2 o'clock in the afternoon. So in that case, what would be the formal greeting in that

situation?

Did you say bono-dias? Well, that's not correct because this is the afternoon.

So we say,

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