Spanish and English Travel Phrases Audio Course

Get all the key phrases you need to know for your basic needs while traveling in Spain: basic conversation, medical issues, restaurant and dining, shopping, and travel. No matter what kind of learning you prefer, you can get it all in this handy resource.

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Spanish is a Romance language of the Indo-European language family that evolved from colloquial Latin spoken in the Iberian Peninsula of Europe. Today, it is a global language with more than 500 million native speakers, mainly in the Americas and Spain. Spanish is the official language of 20 countries.

Certainly! Here are some useful Spanish and English travel phrases that can come in handy when traveling to Spanish-speaking countries:

Basic Phrases:

1. Hello (English: Spanish):

• ¡Hola!

1. Good morning:

• Buenos días

1. Good afternoon:

• Buenas tardes

1. Good evening/night:

• Buenas noches

1. Please:

• Por favor

1. Thank you:

• Gracias

1. Yes:

• Sí

1. No:

• No

1. Excuse me / Sorry:

• Perdón / Lo siento

1. I don’t understand:
   • No entiendo

Getting Around:

11. Where is…? (English: Spanish):
    • ¿Dónde está…?
12. How much does this cost?
    • ¿Cuánto cuesta esto?
13. Can you help me?
    • ¿Puede ayudarme?
14. I need a taxi:
    • Necesito un taxi
15. Airport:
    • Aeropuerto
16. Bus station:
    • Estación de autobuses
17. Train station:
    • Estación de trenes

Eating Out:

18. I’d like to order… (English: Spanish):
    • Me gustaría ordenar…
19. Menu:
    • Menú
20. Water:
    • Agua
21. Food:
    • Comida
22. Check, please:
    • La cuenta, por favor

Accommodation:

23. Hotel (English: Spanish):
    • Hotel
24. Reservation:
    • Reserva
25. Room:
    • Habitación
26. Key:
    • Llave

Emergencies:

27. Help:
    • Ayuda
28. I need a doctor:
    • Necesito un médico
29. Police:
    • Policía
30. I’m lost:
    • Estoy perdido/a

Shopping:

31. How much is this? (English: Spanish):
    • ¿Cuánto cuesta esto?
32. I would like to buy…:
    • Me gustaría comprar…
33. Can you give me a discount?
    • ¿Me puede hacer un descuento?

Numbers:

34. 1 (uno):
    • One
35. 2 (dos):
    • Two
36. 3 (tres):
    • Three
37. 10 (diez):
    • Ten
38. 20 (veinte):
    • Twenty
39. 100 (cien):
    • One hundred
40. 1000 (mil):
    • One thousand

These phrases should help you navigate various situations while traveling in Spanish-speaking countries. It’s also a good idea to have a translation app or phrasebook handy for more specific or complex interactions.