Getting to Know Someone

Although it is NOT correct, it is common for people in America to place a preposition at the end of a sentence. For example, "who are you writing to?" or "Where are you coming from?". These prepositions are correctly placed at the beginning of sentences in Spanish, just as they are in correctly spoken English (e.g. "To whom are you writing?" or "From where are you coming?").

For example:
¿Adónde vas? - Where are you going to? (To where are you going?)
¿A quién lo dices? - Who are you saying it to? (To whom are you saying it?)
¿Para cuándo son? - When are they due by? (By when are they due?)
¿A qué hora cierran? - What time do you close at.
(At what time do you close?)
¿En qué calle vives? - What street do you live on?
(On what street do you live?)

conocer - to know someone
estar casado - to be married
estar soltero - to be single
encantado de conocerle - it's very nice to meet you
saludar - to greet