Spanish Travel Phrases - Study your Spanish travel phrases before going  on your trip. Basic courses will teach you to construct fluent sentences.  Basic Spanish travel phrases will flow from your mouth in conversation.

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 Be sure you learn some basic Spanish  travel phrases before you leave on your trip. The people in these countries are very appreciative of your efforts to learn their language even if it's just basic Spanish travel phrases. They are very forgiving of your blunders and will help you with your attempts to speak their lingo. If you make a list of Spanish travel phrases, don't be afraid to point to a word in your list to get help. It never hurts to try. And of course, be sure you use "Por Favor" and "Gracias".

Basic Spanish travel phrases can be learned quickly and are useful to know, but can you use them in a conversation? You can learn Spanish travel phrases and be able to use them in sentences. 

Basic Spanish Travel Phrases:  followed by pronunciation guide

The capitalized syllable is the stressed or accented syllable.

 Please -      Por favor      (POR-fah-VOHR)

 

Thank you -     Gracias        (GRAHS-see-ahs)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

How far? -      ¿A qué distancia?       (ah kay dhees-TAN-see-ah)

I want -      Quiero       (key-ERR- oh)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Goodbye -      Adiós         (ah-dee-OHS) 

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I need a doctor. -      Necessito un doctor.        (neh-seh-SEE-toh oon DOHK-tohr)

Taxi please. -      Taxi por favor.        (TAHK-see)

hotel -      el hotel         ( el oh-TEHL)

restaurant -      el restaurante         (el rehs-taoh-RON-tay)

bathroom -      el baño       (el BAH-nyoh)

The check (bill) please. -      La cuente por favor.       (lah KWEHN-tah)

How much is it? -      ¿Cuanto cuesta?      (KWAHN-toh KWEH-stah) 

I don't know. -      No se.      (noh-say)

Is it far? -      ¿Es lejos?      (es LEH-hohs)

Can you help me? -      ¿Puede ayudarme?       (PWEH-deh ah-yoo-DAHR-meh)

Where is...? -      ¿Dónde está...?         (DOHN-deh eh-STAH)

I don't understand -      No comprendo      (noh kohm-PREHN-doh)

Do you speak English? -      ¿Habla ingles?       (AH-bleh-een-GLEHS) 

Repeat, please. -      Repita por favor.      (reh-PEE-tah)

Please speak more slowly. -     Hable más despacio por favor.      (HAH-bleh mahs dehs-PAH-see-oh pohr fah- VOHR) 

Hello -       Hola      (OH-la)