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Have fun! and other welcoming phrases

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Hey guys, wonderful site here!

Trabajo en un parque, y a menudo hay personas de latinos que visitar. Me gustaria aprender como se dice....

"Have fun!" - to a group of visitors - a ustedes

for this, I was thinking... "Ustedes se divierten!"

"Enjoy it!" - a ustedes

And also, if you have any common phrases that latinos use, and appreciate, please let me know!

Gracias!

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updated May 19, 2010
edited by fasteddy
posted by fasteddy

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Awesome! Thanks for the replies, and thanks for the welcome!

updated May 19, 2010
posted by fasteddy
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Hi Eddy. It's so great that you want to greet your Spanish-speaking guests with a a bit of their native language!

¡Bienvenidos! (Welcome!) (plural)

¡Bienvenido! (Welcome!) (single male)

¡Bienvenida! (Welcome!) (single female)

¡Diviértense! (You all) (Have fun!)

Edit sorry about the typos! Things are correctly spelled now. LOL

updated May 19, 2010
edited by --Mariana--
posted by --Mariana--
mariannnnnnnne!!! tupos - 00494d19, May 19, 2010
typos I meant, lol, bienvenidos...etc - 00494d19, May 19, 2010
Both of you with "typos" really! :) - ian-hill, May 19, 2010
well, but I have the right to make typos...after all not my native language! lol, yeah, great excuse, jejeje - 00494d19, May 19, 2010
And you had me believing that "tupos" was spanish for a couple of seconds there! - LateToDinner, May 19, 2010
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Have fun = ¡diviértanse!

¡que lo pasen bien!

¡que se diviertan!

You can choose any of the above, welcome to the forumgrin

updated May 19, 2010
posted by 00494d19
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Si tienen algún problema , pueden contar conmigo If you have a problem, you may count on me.
¡Hasta pronto!, Ray. wink

updated May 19, 2010
posted by ray76
Gracias Ray! - fasteddy, May 19, 2010
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Also, "hasta luego" is preferred over "adios" because it means "see you soon!" and it's like you want to see them again....when they return to the park.

updated May 19, 2010
posted by --Mariana--
True true, I typically think of "hasta pronto" as "see you soon" and "hasta luego" as "see you later" - Both of which are better than "adios!" - fasteddy, May 19, 2010
You're right. "hasta pronto" = soon and "hasta luego" = later. :-) - --Mariana--, May 19, 2010
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Omg!! An impostor!mad

Just kiddin..jeje, my husband also an admin on this site is Eddywink LOL

updated May 19, 2010
posted by 00494d19
She's kidding about the husband, but she really does get excited when she hears the name Eddy. - --Mariana--, May 19, 2010
Oh, jaja. I see. Yep, that's me! - Eddy - fasteddy, May 19, 2010