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Learn natural Spanish for introductions, dining, directions, hotels, shopping, and public transport—with clear translations, short dialogues, and practice.
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Spanish Introductions: Essential Phrases
Spanish phrases for greeting someone, introducing yourself, asking basic personal questions, and closing a first conversation naturally in Spain.
18 phrases · 2 conversations · 3-question practice
- A couple of examples
- Hola, ¿qué tal? — Hi, how's it going?
- Buenos días. — Good morning.
Spanish Restaurant and Café Phrases
Spanish (Spain) phrases for restaurant and café visits: getting a table, ordering, checking ingredients, handling a problem, paying, and leaving politely.
23 phrases · 2 conversations · 3-question practice
- A couple of examples
- ¿Tienen mesa para dos? — Do you have a table for two?
- ¿Podemos sentarnos aquí? — Can we sit here?
How to Ask for Directions in Spanish
Spanish phrases for asking where a place is, understanding street directions, and checking or thanking someone who helps you find it.
20 phrases · 2 conversations · 3-question practice
- A couple of examples
- Perdone — Excuse me
- Disculpe — Excuse me
Spanish Hotel and Accommodation Phrases
Spanish hotel phrases for checking in, asking about services, reporting room problems, and checking out in Spain.
22 phrases · 2 conversations · 3-question practice
- A couple of examples
- Tengo una reserva a nombre de [name]. — I have a reservation under [name].
- Quisiera hacer el check-in. — I’d like to check in.
Essential Spanish Shopping Phrases
Essential Spanish phrases for shopping in Spain: asking for help, checking price and size, trying items on, understanding basic replies, paying, and handling a simple exchange or return.
21 phrases · 2 conversations · 3-question practice
- A couple of examples
- ¿Me puede ayudar? — Can you help me?
- Busco una camiseta. — I'm looking for a T-shirt.
Spanish Public Transport Phrases
Spanish (Spain) phrases for finding the right bus or train, buying tickets, asking about stops and times, making transfers, and handling delays or confusion.
22 phrases · 2 conversations · 3-question practice
- A couple of examples
- ¿Es este el autobús para [place]? — Is this the bus for [place]?
- ¿Es este el tren para [place]? — Is this the train for [place]?
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