Asking about a cash machine in Spanish
Ask where the machine is, whether it accepts your card, whether you can choose a language and where to request a receipt.
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Ask where the machine is, whether it accepts your card, whether you can choose a language and where to request a receipt.
Read and practiseAsk a host for an extra key, explain who needs it and agree when and where to return it.
Read and practiseAsk in Spanish whether a group can pay separately, identify your items and request the amount and a receipt.
Read and practiseA host explains the controls on a washing machine or oven, from pressing a button to choosing a setting.
Read and practiseAsk for the accessible restroom, check the floor and opening status, and ask whether you need to request a key.
Read and practiseAt a shop you can ask about wrapping and the receipt before paying for a present. Ask whether a purchase can be gift-wrapped, discuss the cost, and request a receipt without a price.
Read and practiseA lost house key can leave you outside; explain what happened, ask your host for help and arrange a way inside.
Read and practiseAsk whether tap water is drinkable, where to find a drinking-water fountain and whether you can refill a bottle.
Read and practiseA taxi ride starts with a destination and an estimate: ask the fare, give an address and say where to stop.
Read and practiseThese questions help you understand the parking arrangements at a particular place. Ask where to park a bicycle, whether a location permits it and whether there is a fee or closing time.
Read and practiseAsk whether you can charge a phone, locate an outlet and find out whether there is a fee or an adapter available.
Read and practiseAt the ferry terminal, ask when the boat leaves, where it goes and how to buy passenger tickets.
Read and practiseAsk whether contactless payment, cards or cash are accepted and whether there is a minimum amount.
Read and practiseOn a train, ask if a seat is free, respond politely and understand when a place is reserved.
Read and practiseAsk whether visitor Wi-Fi is available, identify the network and find out whether a password or time limit applies.
Read and practiseYou have booked a ticket and want to understand how to obtain it at the station. Ask how to collect a train ticket already booked online and clarify the reference or machine needed.
Read and practiseAt a station or hotel, ask where to leave your bags, how much storage costs and when you can collect them.
Read and practiseYou already bought a garment and want to ask about exchanging its size. Explain that an item is too small and ask whether it can be exchanged for a larger size.
Read and practiseAt a hotel, find out where and when breakfast is served and whether its price is included in your stay.
Read and practiseTwo more towels for room 112: practise a polite request at reception and say where the towels should be delivered.
Read and practiseMonday morning or Sunday afternoon? Ask when a shop opens and closes on a particular day.
Read and practiseTwo wholemeal loaves or three rolls? Specify the bread and quantity, then confirm the total price in Spanish.
Read and practiseSoup to go or a sandwich to eat here? Explain your choice and ask for a container, lid or bag in Spanish.
Read and practiseIs the sauce hot? Ask about heat and request a milder dish, no chilli or sauce on the side.
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