How do you say hello in Spanish

How do you say hello in Spanish?

hello, hi – hola

Conversation:

James: Hi. Do you speak Spanish?

Lucia: Hola. Sí, yo hablo Español.

Sentences with the word hello in Spanish

Hola, quién llama.	–	Hello who’s calling.
Cuando llegó dijo “hola” y se fue a dormir.	–	When she arrived she said “hello” and went to sleep.
El profesor no dijo ni hola y empezó a dar la clase.	–	The teacher did not even say hello and began to teach the class.
Hola, hola, no entiendo nada de lo que dijiste.	–	Hello, hello, I don’t understand anything you said.
¿Cómo se dice “hola” en inglés?	–	How do you say hello in English?
Ella contestó con un “hola” muy seco.	–	She replied with a very curt “hello”.
Hola, ¿cuánto cuestan esas gafas?	–	Hello, how much are those glasses?
¿Quién es el que entró y dijo “hola”?	–	Who is it that came in and said “hello”?
¡Hola! ¿Me escuchas? no tengo buena señal en el celular.	–	Hello! Can you hear me? I don’t have a good signal on my cell phone.
Nos dijeron hola con la mano.	–	They waved hello to us.
He llamado para decirle hola.	–	I called to say hello.
El encargado murmuró un hola.	–	The manager murmured a hello.
Le hacía decir hola a todo el mundo.	–	He made him say hello to everyone.
Me dijo hola y se quedó mirándome.	–	He said hello to me and she stared at me.
Una hola de intenso frío se extendió sobre él.	–	A wave of intense cold spread over him.
Nos pusimos de pie y Tomás les dijo “hola”.	–	We stood up and Tomás said “hello”.
Méndez fue el primero en llegar y saludarlo con un “hola”	–	Méndez was the first to arrive and greet him with a “hello”
Y el hombre no le había dicho una sola palabra, ni siquiera un “hola”.	–	And the man hadn’t said a single word to him, not even a “hello.”
Lo saludó con la cabeza y le dijo hola.	–	He nodded to him and said hello.
Ah, hola, qué sorpresa verte por aquí.	–	Ah, hello, what a surprise to see you here.
Hola, mijita, ¿cómo están los niños?	–	Hello, mijita, how are the children?
Solo pude decir eso, hola.	–	I could only say that, hello.
Hola, Pablo, ¿te acuerdas de mí?	–	Hello Pablo, do you remember me?
Cuando entró Margarita, todos le dijeron “hola”.	–	When Margarita entered, everyone said “hello.”
¡Hola!, ¿cuánto cuestan esas gafas?	–	Hello, how much do those glasses cost?
Di “hola” a mi pequeño amigo.	–	Say hello to my little friend.
Hola niña, ¿por qué motivos no dibujaste el mar?	–	Hi girl, why didn’t you draw the sea?
Me dijo “hola” y se quedó mirándome, expectante.	–	He said “hi” to me and stared at me expectantly.
Hola, ¿llevas el paraguas?	–	Hello, do you have the umbrella?
Nunca saluda, ni siquiera dice “hola”.	–	He never says hello, he doesn’t even say “hello”.

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