I added phrases about finding out if someone is available or in a relationship to the Getting background info section of the Hook Up Spanish Phrase Guide.

Here's some phrases I added:

More here.

I added some phrases to the Hook Up Spanish Phrase Guide on saying goodbye after you first meet someone. Some examples:

Great to have met you.

It was nice talking to you.

Do you want a ride?

We'll see each other soon.

We'll talk soon.

Let's stay in touch.

I'll call you.

Have a good time!

Plus many more, click here for the all the goodbye phrases in Spanish.

Today I put up some phrases on asking people's contact info for the Hook Up Spanish Online Phrase Guide. This includes cel, hotel, work and home phone numbers plus their address, email addy, etc. I also mention how you can ask them if they have something to write with or on in case you don't.

I've added some phrases to the Hook Up Spanish Phrase Guide for different responses you can give if someone is trying to set up a date or make plans with you. Check it out here: Responding to hookups or plans

The literal translation of the above phrases is "Are you accompanied?"

Here's a couple ways to ask if someone is traveling alone or with others:

A couple responses to any of the above:

I’m by myself.
Estoy solo/a. (o= for males, a= for females)
ehs-toy soh-loh/ah.

Here are a few openers you can use in ANY bar or club in a Spanish speaking country. These are casual conversation starters you can use to get some small talk going. They work well for someone you are attracted to or if you just want to hang out with some locals.

What's the best national beer from this country?
¿Cual es la mejor cerveza nacional de este país?
¿kwahl ehs lah meh-hohr sehr-veh-sah nah-see-oh-nahl deh ehs-teh pah-EEs?

What are the local drinks from this country?
¿Cuales son los tragos nativos de este país?
¿kwah-lehs sohn lohs trah-gohs nah-tee-vohs deh ehs-teh pah-EEs?

What kind of drinks are popular here?
¿Qué tipo de tragos son populares aquí?
¿kEH tee-poh deh trah-gohs sohn poh-poo-lah-rehs ah-kEE?

These are good ways to start a conversation since you're showing interest in their country and what makes it different from others. Most people enjoy talking about things that are unique from their country.

Though these are ideal for bars and clubs you can use them anywhere to strike up a conversation.

To get the most out of your time spent traveling in other countries you want to mix with the locals. If you've met some cool people or have met someone you're attracted to and want to hang out with them you can ask them to get a drink with you:

Let's have a drink.
Vamos a tomar un trago.
vah-mohs ah toh-mahr oo-n trah-goh.

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