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Hasta La Vista, Baby!

I will say right away that we do not speak Spanish with Galya, only conversational English. But before the trip, as always learned phrases that help simple communications.

Something, of course, we knew. Among those known to all phrases were both the famous words: "Hasta La Vista, Baby" in naivety we believed that this is a commodity farewell. Many Spanish's phrasebooks found by us on the Internet reported that "Hasta La Vista" is "goodbye."

Naturally, our "knowledge of Spanish we applied at the first convenient case. What was our amazement when the owner of the house in Santander, where we book A pretty room on the second floor, turned pale and grown. We gathered for a walk around the city and said goodbye to him known to us - "Hasta La Vista". Instead of "Baby", we naturally inserted his name.

Deciding that our pronunciation is not clear enough, we once again said goodbye. This time more clearly and loudly so that the Spaniards understand us for sure.

He Obomall and began to ask what we didn't like it in his house. I had to resort to the application described above.

Soon we learned that they were forgiven with the owner forever. He decided that we would no longer come back ...

Conclusion: this phrase, the Spaniards almost never use. Here you and "Goodbye"! Speak simply: "adios!" And, of course, smile)

Another useful word, which we often heard from the Spaniards, when they asked how to go to our local place, this is "Rotonda".

Rotunda is a place on the road where a circular turn is made. We have more common crossings, and in Spain - circular turns (thus they get rid of unnecessary traffic lights). Naturally, specify the direction in which we with Galya are moving more convenient from some point. In 80% it was a rotunda (circle).

I must say that even having a map of the city in his hands, to navigate in Spain not just, because They very rarely write street names at home. The most convenient in this regard is Germany. In Germany, the names of the streets on each post and indicating the direction.

Score . At least a bit of the names of the numbers need to know. At the same time, it is better to have a notebook and handle at hand. When you buy something, calmly ask you to record the cost of a notebook.

Helps the phrase: "Speak meant, I do not understand Spanish."

Another personal observation. In Russia, we often appeal to unfamiliar people with the words: "Sorry, ... or sorry, please, how to get ..." In Spanish, the word Por Favor (Pore Favor) is recommended to use before handling. For example, - on the street. "Pores Favor (please, in our sense," Sorry, please), and further the question - how to go to the street Torres (for example).

We noticed that almost all Spaniards to attract attention (greedy) exclaim "¡hola!" (Ola). But the revenues and beggars, just, turning to say "Porpavor". Maybe we came across such polite beggars with Galya, maybe we were just lucky and this is an accident, but we decided to utter the word "Pores Favor" in specific situations - in the store or in personal communication, already in the process of communication, and to contact the street People with greetings "¡hola!" But this is solely our observation.

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To quickly learn how to propose any complexity in Spanish, use the section "Grammar Spanish language for 1 day." sER / ESTAR. be ¿Eres Profesor / A - Are you a teacher - Are You a Teacher? ESO Sería Terrible - It would be terrible - that Would be Terrible. Kristine Estaba Aburrida - Christina was boring - - Kristine Was Bored. Estabamos en La Cocina - We were in the kitchen - We Were in the Kitchen. venir to come Los Chicos Vienen A Mi Casa Cada Viernes - Boys come to my home every Friday -The Boys Come to My House Every Friday. She Came to the Party Alone - She came to a party alone - Ella Vino A La Fiesta Sola. encontrar. find Ellos Siempre Encuentran Concochas Bonitas En La Playa - They always find the adorable seashells on the beach - They Always Find Pretty Shells AT The Beach. ENCONTRASTE EL VESTIDO PERFECTO - you found a wonderful dress - You Found The Perfect Dress. cONSEGUIR, COGER. take, receive No Puedes Siempre Conseguir Lo Que Quiers. COGE TU Abrigo - You can't always get what you want. Take your coat. - You can't Always Get What You Want. Get your coat. dar giving DOY LIBROS A MIS ALUMNOS - I give books to my students - I Give Books to My Students. iR go Ellos Van Al Médico Todos Los Días - they go to the doctor every day - They Go to the Doctor Every Day. Fuimos A París Con Bob El Verano Pasado - We traveled to Paris with Bob last summer - Went to Paris with Bob Last Summer tener have Tienes Demasiado Trabajo Que Hacer - You have today a lot of work that needs to be done - You have Too Much Work to Do. Ana Tiene Tres Hermanos - Ani Three Brothers - Annie Has Three Brothers ayudar to help Nosotros Siempre Ayudamos a Nuestros AMIGOS - We always help our friends - We Always Help Our Friends. saber know Sé La Verdad - I know the truth - I Know The Truth gustar. like ¿A ELLA LE GUSTA LA PIZZA? - Do she like pizza? Does She Like Pizza? poner. put it A Veces Te Pones Demasiado Maquillaje - You sometimes wear too much makeup - You Sometimes Put on Too Much Make-up. leer to read Ellos Leen Diez Libros Al Mes - They read 10 books per month - They Read Ten Books A Month. decir. say, say Yo Nunca Digo La Verdad - I never speak the truth - I Never Say The Truth. Él Dijo Que Le Gustaba La Película - He said he liked the movie - He Said He Liked The Movie. ver see VEMOS A NUESTROS AMIGOS TODO EL DíA EN LA ESCUELA - We see our friends all day at school - We see Our Friends All Day at School. He Saw Her for The First Time On Tuesday - He saw her for the first time on Tuesday - Él La Vió Por Primera Vez El Martes. trabajar. work Ann Y Teresa Trabajan Todos Los Días Hasta Las Cinco- Anna and Teresa work every day to 5 - Ann and Teresa Work Every Day Until Five escribir. write Nosotros Escribimos Libros Para Niños - We write books for children - We Write Books for Children. mostrar. show Tu Muestras Tus Sentimientos Demasiado - You show your feelings too much -You Show Your Feelings Too Much. cOGER take Ellos Cogen El Autobús a la Escuela - They take bus to school (they use the bus to get to school) - They Take The Bus to School. contar, Decir. To tell, talk DIME QUE ME QUIERES. Cuéntame Un Cuento - Tell me what you love me. Tell me the story - Tell Me You Love Me. Tell Me a Story. uSAR use, enjoy USAMOS ORDENADORES PARA HACER NUESTRO TRABAJO - We use the computer to do your job - We use Computers to Do Our Work querer. to want Yo Quiero Un Poco de Chocolate - I want a little picholate - I Want Some Chocolate. pensar think Algunos Políticos Piensan En La Gente - Some politicians think about people - Some Politicians Think ABOUT THE PEOPLE. Ella Pensó Que Tú Estabas Aquí - She thought you were here - She Thought You Were Here. hacer. do John Siempre Hace La Cena Para Nosotros - John always prepares lunch for us - John Always Makes Dinner for US. Hiciste Un Cuadro Precioso - You did (painted) a beautiful picture - You Made a beautiful Painting. mirar. look No Mires Directamente Al Sol - Do not see directly in the sun - .Don't Look Directly Into The Sun. día. day Me Gusta Correr Durante El Día - I like to run throughout the day - I Like to Run During The Day. casa. house Tienes Una Casa Grande - You have a big house (you have a big house) - You have a Big House. hombre man, man Hay Un Homber En El Teatro is one man (person) in the theater - Therea Is One Man in The Theater. HAY MUCHOS HOMBRES EL EL TEATRO - here Many people in the theater - Theere Are Many Men in the Theater nombre. name Mi Nombre ES Bond - My name is Bond -My Name IS Bond personas. people HAY MUCHA GENTE EN MI PUEBLO - in my city a lot of people - There Are Many People in My Town sitio. a place ESTO ES EL MEJOR SITIO PARA PESCAR - here is the best place to fish - this is the best place to fish. mundo. peace Vivimos EN Un Mundo Peligroso - We live in a dangerous world - We Live in A Dangerous World. año. year Este Año Voy A Dejar de Fumar - This year I am going to quit smoking - this year I am Going to Quit Smoking. palabra. word Él Sabe Cada Palabra del Diccionario - He knows every word in dictionary - He KNOWS EVERY WORD IN THE DICTIONARY agua. water ¿TE GUSTARíA BEBER UN POCO DE AGUA? - Would you like to drink a little water? - Would You Like to Drink Some Water? tiempo. time No Tengo Bastante Tiempo Para Terminar El Proycto - I do not have enough time to complete this project - I don't have enough time to finish the project. linea. line Puedes Dibujar Una Línea Recta? - Can you draw a straight line? - CAN YOU DRAW A STRAIGHT LINE? parte part Tengo Parte Del Puzzle - I have a part of this pizza - I Have Part Of The Puzzle. algo. something Dame Algo Que Hacer - Give me something to do - Give Me Something To Do. cosa. thing La Cosa Más Importante En La Vida ES El Amor is the most important thing in life - this is love - The Most Important Thing In Life Is Love. sonido. sound ¿Puedes Oír Ese Sonido? - Do you hear this sound? (Literally: Can you hear this sound) - CAN You Hear That Sound? aire. air NeceSitamos Mantener El Aire Limpio - We need to maintain fresh air - We need to Keep The Air Clean. Preposiciones. Prepositions sobre about Este Libro ES Sobre La Vida Y El Amor is this book about life and love - this book is about life and love. despues. after Después De La Reunión Se Fueron Al Bar - After meeting, they went to the bar - After The Meeting the Went to the Bar. alrededor. around Hay Un Circulo de Gente Alrededor Del Edificio. - Here are a circle of people around the building - There Is A Circle of People Around The Building. en in like Estoy EN Mi Casa - I am in my house - I am at My House. alejado. from, doney Él Parece Muy Alejado de Mí - he seems so far from me - He Seems So Far Away From Me. a LO LARGO DE along Camino A Lo Largo Del Río - I walk along the river - I Walk Along The River. atrás. back Vete Hacía Atrás - Go Back -Go Back! antes. before Piensa Antes De Abrir La Boca - Think before you open your mouth - Think, Before You Open Your Mouth. por Debajo. below, under No Debajo de Pie Por Debajo de Una Escalera - You should not stand under the staircase - You Shouldn't Stand Below A Ladder. entre. between Katie Vive Entre La Farmacia Y El Cinema - Katya lives between pharmacy and theater - Katie Lives Between The Pharmacy and The Cinema. por. El Libro Fue Escrito Por Edgar Allen PoE - The book was written by Edgard Allen - The Book Was Written by Edgar Allen Poe. para. for Este Libro ES Un Regalo Para Ti - this book -Bed for you - this book is a Gift for You. dE. from, out Barbara Nunca Compra Fruta del Supermercado - Barbara never buys fruits from the supermarket - Barbara Never Buys Fruit from the Supermarket. Esta Película ES Una De Mis Favoritas! - This movie is one of my favorite -This Movie Is One of My Favorites! en in Bill Gates Vive ENA AA Casa Bonita - Bill Gates lives in a beautiful house - Bill Gates Lives in a beautiful House. para adntro. inside Mete El Dentro Dentro De La Máquina Y Pulse El Botón Verde - Insert the money in the machine and press the green button - Put The Money Into The Machine and Press The Green Button. próximo. following El Próximo Tren Llega A LAS 7 - The next train will arrive at 7 - The NEXT TRAIN COMES AT 7. a través. through Tienes Que Pasar A Través Del Tunel Para Llegar A Casa - You have to drive through this tunnel to get home-You Must Pass Through The Tunnel to Get Home. encima. El Libro Está Encima De La Mesa - The book is on the table -The Book Is On The Table. fuera. discovered, out ¿Podrías Sacar La Basura Fuera? - Could you endure the garbage?Could You Take the Garbage Out? con. from I am Studying with Jim - I study with Jim -Estoy Estudiando CON Jim Palabras Para Prequuntar Question words qué. what? ¿QUÉ HACES ESTA NOCHE? - What are you doing this night? What Are You Doing Tonight? cuándo. when? ¿Cuándo Vas A Ir Al Teatro? - When are you going to go to the theater? - WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO THE THEATRE? dónde. where? ¿Dónde Vive Tu Madre? - where does your mom live? Where Does Your Mother Live? cuál what? which the? ¿Cuál Te Gusta Más, Pizza O Pasta? - What do you like more: pizza or pasta? Which Do You Like Better, Pizza or Pasta? quién. who? ¿QUIÉN ES EL HOMBRE EN EL COCHE? - Who is this man in the car? Who is the man in the car? por Qué. why? ¿POR QUÉ NO VINISTE A MI FIESTA? -Why didn't you come to my party? - Why Didn't You Come to My Party? cómo. as? ¿Cómo Llegas A La Oficina? - How do you get to the office? - How do you get to the office? todos. TODOS NOSOTROS VIVIMOS EN BUFFALO - We all live in a buffalo - All of US Live in Buffalo. Todos Los Niños Deben Tener Una Casa - Each child must have a house -Every Child Should Have a Home. ambos. both Ambos Mi Madre Y Yo - both, my mom and I draw - Both My Mother and I diferente different TODO PARECE DIFERENTE POR LA NOCHE - Everything seems to others at night - .everything looks Different at Night. cADA. everyone CADA VEZ - Each time - Each Time primero. first ESTO ES EL PRIMER MATRIMONIO DE FRANK - This is the first marriage for Frank -This Is Frank's First Marriage bueno. good La Pizza Aquí es Muy Bueno. - Pizza is very good here -The Pizza Here Is Very Good. muchos. lot HAY MUCHAS COSAS NUEVAS PARA APRENDER - So many new things are to learn - There Are Many New Things To Learn. nuevo. new Gary SE Compró Un Coche Nuevo Hoy - Harry bought a new car today - Gary Bought a New Car Today viejo. old SU Ordenador es viejo. Necesita Uno Nuevo - his old computer. He needs a new computer - HIS Computer Is Old. He Needs a New One. mismo. the same (most), the same Cometo El Mismo Error Cada Vez - I do the same mistake every time - I make the Same Mistake Every Time. grande. large Have Visto La Gran Muralla de China? - Have you seen the Great Wall of China in China? - Have you Seen the Great Wall of China? Hanna Pidión Un Café Grande - Ana ordered a lot of coffee -Hanna Ordered A Large Coffee. cualquier. Anyone, any Me Gusta Comer Cualquier Tipo de Carne - I like there are different types of meat - I Like to Eat Any Type of Meat algúnos. some, any some, somewhat Ellos Tienen Algunos AMIGOS EN PORTUGÁL - They have several friends in Portugal -They Have Some Friends in Portugal. pocos. a little, little, small Por Favor, Dame Unos Pocos Minutos - Please give me a few minutes -Please Give Me a Few Minutes. pEQUEñO. small, small Ingrid Tiene Las Manos Pepeñas. - Ingrid small handles -Ingrid Has Little Hands. No Llevo El Tamaño PEQUEño, Llevo El Mediano - I wear not small size, I wear medium - I don't Wear A Size Small, I Wear Medium. largo. long, generous, generous Estos Pantalones Son Demasiado Largos Para Mi - These pants are too long for me - These Pants Are Too Long for Me. un otro. another, other, excellent (from) Larry Pidió Otra Cerveza - Larry asked for another beer - Larry Asked for Another Beer. un / af uncertain article husband. Rod / wives. rank certain articles husband. Rod / wives. rank Tengo Un Perro - I have a dog - I Have A Dog. Tengo Una Casa - I have a house - I Have a House Tengo El Perro - I have this dog - I Have the Dog. Tengo La Casa - I have this house - I Have the House esto, Estos. this, this, it; these ESTO ES EL MEJOR Día De Mi Vida! - This is the best day in my life - This Is The Best Day of My Life! Estos Libros So Muy Antiguos - These books are very old - These Books Are Very Old. eSO, ESOS. this one, that, that ESA Mujer EN La Tienda Me Mintió - That woman in the store Litched me - That Woman In The Store Lied to Me. ESOS LIBROS SON NUEVOS - those books - new - Those Books Are New. uno, Dos, Tres ... one two Three... Tengo Dos Hermanos - I have two brothers - I Have Two Brothers. otra vez. again, another time ¿Puedes Poner Esa Canción Otra VEZ? - Can you play this song again? - CAN You Play Than Song Again? también. too, also Trabajo Y También Estudio - I work and also study - I Work and I Also Study. y. and María Y Yo Vivimos Juntas - Maria and I live together - María and I Live Together. como. as Como Dije Antes, No Estoy IntereSada - as I said before, I'm not interested - as I SAID Before, I'm not intended. porque because Me Río Porque es Gracios - I'm laughing, because it's funny - .I am Laughing Because It's Funny. pero. but Mary Le Vió, Pero Le Ignoró - Maria saw him, but she ignored him - Mary Saw Him But She Ignored Him. fIN. end ESTO ES EL FIN Del Cuento is the end of the story - This Is The End of The Story. incluso. even Incluso George Neceseita Amor - Even George needs love - Even George Needs Love. aquí here, here, here, now, in Ven Aquí. No Puedo Verte - Come here. I do not see you (literally: I can't see you) - Come Here. I CAN't See You. sI if a Si Quieres, Podemos Ir Al Cine - If you want, we can go to the movies - if you want we can go to the cinema. solamente. only Bill Solamente Quiere Pedir Perdón - Bill just wanted to apologize to the Bill Just Wants to Apologize. último. last, newest, fresh Ella Fumó Su último Cigarro - She smoked his last cigarette - She smoked Her Last Cigarette. izquieerda. left Yo Como Con La Mano Izquieerda - I eat left hand - I Eat with My Left Hand. más. more, more, also, most Ella Siempre Come Más Que Yo - She always eats more than me - She Always Eats More Than I. la Mayoría. most La Mayoría de Los Animales Son Amables - Most of these animals are friendly - Most of the Animals Are Friendly. nunca. never Kris Nunca Lee El Periódico - Chris never reads newspapers - Kris Never Reads The Newspaper. no. not No Quiero Un Coche - No, I do not want a car - no, i don't want a car. ahora. now Anne No Está Estudiando Ahora - Anna Not Learning Now - Anne Isn't Studying Now o. or, or ¿QUIERES VERDE O ROJO? - Do you want green or red? - Do You Want Green or Red? sER PROPIETARIO DE own Ben es Propietario de Dos Empresas - Ben owns two businesses - Ben Owns Two Businesses. derecha. right Mi Casa Está A La Derecha is my home to the right - My House Is On The Right. aSí Que. so that Ella Llega Tarde Así Que No Vamos A Nadar - It is late, so we will not go swimming -she's Late, So We're Not Going Swimming. todavía. still still, still Todavía No Sé Qué Quieres - I still do not know what you want - I Still Don't Know What You Want. tal. Such, such as Comemos Verduras Tales Como Espinacas Y Guisantes - We eat vegetables such as Spinach Igorahok - We Eat Vegetables Such As Spinach and Pease. qué. than Las Manzanas Son Más Sanas Que Las Golosinas - Apples are more useful than sweets -Apples Are Healthier Than Candies. entonces. then Ella Estaba Triste, Y Entónces, La Besó - She was upset, then he kissed her - She Was Sad, and then, He Kissed Her. allí. There, there, then, when ... Daniel La Vió Alli, Cerca Del Río - Daniel saw her there, near the river - Daniel Saw Her There, by The River. juntos. together John Y Yo Vivimos Juntos - John and I live together - John and I Live Together. también. too and also Yo Quiero Ir Tambiién! - I also want to go - I Want to Go Too! muy. highly Ella Está Muy Cansada. NO HA DORMIDO EN 24 HORAS. She is very tired. She did not sleep 24 hours. She is Very Tired. She Hasn't Slept In 24 Hours. camino. way ¿Él Conoce El Camino? - Does he know the road? - Does He Know The Way? bien. oK Espero Que Estés Bien - I hope you are all good - I Hope You Are Well. mientras. while, while Llamaste Mientras Estaba Tomando Una Ducha - You called, while I took a shower - You Called While I Was Taking A Shower. Spanish is easy and free: How to quickly learn Spanish ? Spanish pronunciation. Speak correct - Video How are Spanish words read? Reading rules First phrases in Spanish - Video How to teach and easily memorize Spanish words? Russian-Spanish phrasebook. Spanish for tourists Spanish grammar for 1 day Spanish verbs with pretexts Popular Spanish verbs with examples Hiding Spanish verbs and how to quickly remember Lessons, video tutorials and exercises in the Spanish Audio and video podcasts in Spanishwith subtitles Spanish Topicswith the translation Dialogues Videodials in Spanishwith text and translation

Hey!	hola.	ola
Good morning	buenos Días.	Buenos dias
good day	buen Día.	Buen Dia
good evening	Buenas Tardes.	Buenas Taress.
Goodnight	buenas noches.	buenas nights
Bye see you)	adiós.	adje
See you later	hasta Luego.	asta Luego
How are you?	cOMO ESTA USTED?	como Esta Estode?
Fine (excellent). And you?	Muy Bien. Y USTED?	Mui Bien. And RED?

Difficulties of understanding

I do not understand	No Comprendo.	But comprepoe
I'm lost	Me He Perdido	ME E. Perdido
I understand	Comprendo.	Comprendo
You understand?	¿COMPRENDE USTED?	Comrend Estode?
May I ask you?	¿LE PUEDO PREGUNTAR?	Le Puedo Preaguntar?
Could you speak more slowly?	¿Podria USTED HABLAR MÁS Despacio?	Urged Ustdu Ablari Mas Dapacio? Mas-Daespaso, Porphavor (short version).
Please repeat	Repitan Por Favor	Rapitan pores Favor
Can you write it?	¿ME LO PUEDE ESCRIBIR?	ME Le La Puend Eskryvir?

In the town

Railway Station / Station	La Estacion de Teres	La Estasion De-Tennes
Bus station	La Estacion de Autobuses	La Estasion De-Aouthobuses
Travel Bureau or Tourist Informaishn	La Oficina de Turismo	La Officon De-tourism or tourist Informaishn
City Hall / Town Hall	El Ayuntamiento.	El Ayuntamatento
Library	La Biblioteca.	La Bibloteka
The park	EL PARQUE	El Park
Garden	El Jardin.	El Hardin
Urban Wall	La Muralla	La Muraiya
Tower	La Torre.	La Torre
Street	La Calle.	La Kaye
Area	La Plaza.	La Plaza
Monastery	El Monasterio / El Convento	El Monastreiro / El Combanto
House	La Casa.	Laasy
Palace	EL Palacio.	El-step
Lock	El Castillo.	El Qastioo
Museum	El Museo.	El Musao.
Basilica	La Basilica.	La Basilika
Art Gallery	El Museo Del Arte	El Musao Daallyta
Cathedral	La Catedral.	La Cathedral
Church	La Iglesia.	La Iglya
Tobacconist's	Los Tabacos.	Los Tabakos
Tourist agency	La Agencia de Viajes	La Akhensya de vyakhnes
Shoe shop	La Zapateria.	La Sapateri
Supermarket	El Supermercado.	El SuperMarkado
Hypermarket	El Hipermercado.	El Ipermarkado
Market	El Mercado.	El Markado
Barbershop	La Peluqueria	La Paluckeria
How much are the tickets?	Cuanto Valen Las Entradas?	Cuanto Valen Las Entrance?
Where can I buy tickets?	Donde Se Puede Comprar Entradas?	Donde SE Puete compira entrendas?
When does the museum open?	Cuando SE ABRE El Museo?	Kuando SE Abre El Musdeo?
Where is?	Donde ESTA?	Donde eta?

Taxi

Where can I take a taxi?	Donde Puedo Tomar Un Taxi?	Donde Puedo Tomar Unn
What is the tariff to ...?	Cuanto es La Tarifa a ...?	Quanto Es La Tarifa a ...
Take me at this address	Lleveme A Estas Senas	Lepheme and Estas Senas
Take me to the airport	Lleveme Al Aeropuerto.	Lepreme al aircraft
Take me to the railway station	Lleveme A La Estacion De Ferrocarril	LEVEME A LA La La La Farrill
Take me to the hotel	Lleveme Al Hotel ...	Lepreme al Otel
Near / close	Cerca.	Sirka
Long away	LEJOS.	Lechos
Straight	Todo Recto.	Todo-Rerete
Left	A La Izquieerda.	A La Farud
Right	A La Derecha.	And La Darecha
Stay here, please	PARE AQUI, POR FAVOR	Pore \u200b\u200bAki Pore Favor
Could you wait for me?	PUEDE ESPERARME, POR FAVOR	Puete Esprarme Porphavor

Hotel

2 (3, 4, 5-) star	DE DOS (TRES, CUATRO, CINCO) ESTRELLAS)	DE DOS (TRAC, QUATRO, SINO) ESTROYAS
Hotel	El Hotel.	El Otel
I reserved the room	Tengo Una Habitacion Reservada	Tango Un-Abitasion Rresaervad
Key	La Llave.	La Yawe
Portier	El Botones	El Botonees.
Room overlooking the area / Palace	Habitacion Que Da A La Plaza / Al Palacio	Abitasion ke yes a-la-slave / al-lane
Room with windows into the courtyard	Habitacion Que Da Al Patio	Abitasion ke yes al-pat
Room with bathroom	Habitacion Con Bano.	Abitasion Con-Bano
Single Room	Habitacion Individual	Abitasion individual
Double Room	Habitacion Con Dos Camas	Abitasion Con-Dos Kamas
With double bed	CON CAMA DE MATRIMONIO	Concise DE-Matrimono
Two bedroom suite	Habitacion Doble	Abitasion Haven
Do you have a free number?	Tienen Una Habitacion Libre?	Tsenan Unabitasion Liber?

Shopping / Requests

Could you give me it?	Puede Darme Esto?	Puete Darm Esto.
Could you show me this?	Puede USTED ENSENARME ESTO?	Puete Esto Esto Esto
Could you help me?	PUEDE USTED AYUDARME?	Puete Roste Iyudıdarme
I would like to...	Quisiera ...	Kisiera
Give me it, please	Demelo, Por Favor	Damelo Pores Favor
Show me it	Ensenemelo	Ensenenelo
How much does it cost?	Cuanto Cuesta Esto?	Quanto Kesta Esto.
How much is?	Cuanto ES?	Quanto ES.
Too expensive	Muy Caro.	Mui Karo.
Sale	Rebajas.	Rabahas
Can I take it?	Puedo Probarmelo?	Pouoto Sampler

Restaurant / cafe / grocery store

Order / Menu

Dish of the day	El Plato Del Dia	El Plateau Del-Dia
Complex lunch	Menu del Dia	Maine Del-dia
Menu	La Carta / El Menu	La map / El Mane
Waiter / ka	Camarero / Camarera.	Camaroiro / Camarrae
I am a vegetarian	Soy Vegetariano.	Saw Waetharyano.
I want to order a table.	QUIERO RESERVAR UNA MESA	Kierie Rresarvar Un-Mesa.
Do you have a table on two (three, four) people?	Tienen Una Mesa Para Dos (Tres, Cuatro) Personas?	Tsenan Unames Para-Dos (Traces, Quatro) Parsonas?
The check, please.	La Cuenta, Por Favor	La Cuenta, Por Favor
Map of wine	La Carta de Vinos	La map De Vinos
Beverages	Bebidas.	Babidas
Snacks	Los Entremeses.	Los EntreMES
Tapas / Snacks (National)	Tapas.	Tapas
Breakfast	El Desayuno.	El Decaoyo
Dinner	La Comida / El Almuerzo	La Komid / El Almuerso
First course	El Primer Plato.	El Primer Plateau
Soup	Sopa.	Sop
Dinner	La Cena.	La San.
Dessert	El Postre.	EL-PRED

Beverages

Coffee	Cafe.	Cafet
Tea	TE.	TE
Water	Agua.	Agua
Wine	Vino.	Wine
Red wine	Vino Tinto.	Wine Tinto
Pink wine	Vino Rosado.	Wine Roseado.
White wine	Vino Blanco.	Wine Blanco
Sherry	Jerez.	Hares
Beer	Cerveza.	Serves
Orange juice	Zumo de Naranja.	Sumo Da Naranha
Milk	Lech	Leare
Sugar	Azucar.	Ascucar

Dishes

Meat	Carne	Carne
Veal	Ternera.	Ternra
Pork	Cerdo.	Cardo
Semiconductous	Poco Hecho.	Poko Echo
How to warp	Muy Hecho.	Mui-Echo
Vegetable stew	Menestra	Manest
Paella	Paella	Paella
Cake / Pie	Tarta.	Tarta
Cupcake	Pastel / pasteles.	Pastel / Pastleles
Ice cream	Helado.	Eldo

Products

Bread	Pan.	Pan
Toasts (fried loaf)	Tostadas.	Tostadas
Egg	Huevo.	Wero.
Butter	Mantequilla.	Mantinsha
Cheese	Queso.	CESO
Sausages	Salchichas.	Salchitch
Smoked ham	Jamon Serrano.	Hamon Sirrano
Apple (s)	Manzana / Manzanas.	Manzana / Manzanas
Orange (s)	Naranja / Naranjas.	Naranha / Naranhas.
Lemon	Limon.	Lemon
Fruit / fruit	Fruta / Frutas.	Fruta
Dried fruits	Frutos Secos.	Frutos SEKOS.
Meat	Carne	Carne
Veal	Ternera.	Ternra
Sauce	Salsa.	Salsa
Vinegar	Vinagre.	Vinagre.
Salt	Sal.	Sal.
Sugar	Azucar.	Ascucar

Seafood

Dishes

Useful words

Good	Bueno.	Buen.
Bad	Malo.	Few
Enough / pretty	Bastante.	Bastante You can add a word - finit
Cold	Frio.	Frio
Hot	Caliente.	Caliente
Small	PEQUENO.	Packeno
Large	Grande.	Grande
What?	Que?	Ke?
There	Alli.	Ayi.
Elevator	Ascensor.	Assistor
Restroom	SERVICIO.	Servicio
Closed / closed	Cerrado.	SERRADO
Open / open	Abierto.	Aigeto
No smoking	PROHIBIDO FUMAR.	ProIbido Furmar
entrance	Entrada.	Entrance
Output	Salida.	Salida
Why?	Por Que?	Spanking?

Score

Just in case it is worth having a notebook and numbers to write, especially in cases when it comes to payment. Write the amount, show, specify.

You can specify the numbers in words:

zero	cero.	sERO.
one	uno.	uNIS
two	dOS.	dOS
three	tres.	traces
four	cuatro.	quatro
five	cinco.	sino
six	seis	sAYS
seven	siete.	sieve
eight	ocho.	ocho
nine	nueve.	nuewe
ten	diez.	ten

Thus, your room in the hotel can be called not 405 (four hundred five), but by numbers: Quatro, Sero, Sinko. You will understand.

Date and time

When?	Cuando?	Kuando?
Tomorrow	Manana.	Manyana
Today	Hoy	Oh
Yesterday	Ayer.	Ayer
Late	TardEt	ARDE
Early	Temprano.	Taprano
Morning	La Manana.	La Manyan
Evening	La Tarde	La Tarde.

Emergencies

Call the fire department!	LLAME A LOS BOMBEROS!	YiMe A-Los Bombaros!
Call the police!	LLAME A LA POLICIA!	YiMe A-Lapolysia!
Call an ambulance!	LLAME A UNA AMBULANCIA!	Yame a-unambulancy!
Call a doctor!	LLAME A UN MEDICO!	YiMe A-Crydico
Help!	Socorro!	Sokorro!
Stop! (Stand!)	PARE!	PARE!
Pharmacy	Farmacia.	Pharmiasia
Doctor	Medico.	Medico

An example of a dialogue in Spanish

Of course, during the conversation, it is inconvenient to climb into a phrasebook and read. Part of the words should learn. You can prepare questions in notepad. In the extreme case, you can poke your finger in the printed phrasebook.

Here is an example of a dialogue composed of this phrasebook:

- Ola (greeting)

- Me He Perdido (I lost). PUEDE USTED AYUDARME? (Could you help me?) Donde ESTA? (Where is) La Calle .... Torres?

With this phrase job you asked a question. Now the most important thing begins: you need to understand the answer.

1. Show city map
2. If there is no card, take a notebook and handle
3. Request, feel free to:

- ¿Podria USTED HABLAR MÁS Despacio? (Could you speak more slowly). No comprendo! (I do not understand). Repitan Por Favor (Repeat please). ¿ME LO PUEDE ESCRIBIR? (Can you write it? In our case - draw).

1. Catch and check:

- LEJOS (Far?) Todo Recto (right?) And La Izquieerda (left?) And La Derecha (right?)

2. Keep your hands and facial expressions
3. At the end do not forget to say:

- Muchas Gracias (thank you very much). Adiós (goodbye!)

Before traveling to Spain, we watched lessons

« Polyglot. Spanish from scratch for 16 hours "(Channel" Culture ")

Yours faithfully,

Spanish is one of the most popular in the world, it is spoken in Spain and in Latin American countries, the truth is talked to dialects and variations of classical Spanish. Classic Spanish is the basis and is well understood in Peru, Chile, Portugal, Mexico, in Cuba and in other countries of South America. In general, it turns out more than half a billion people in the world. So learn 100 phrases in Spanish will be useful.

LORK AND CERVANTES

Spanish sounds beautifully, it is melodic and easy to study. Writing and pronunciation is practically identical, to learn it yourself at the level of the tourist just enough. In everyday speech, the Spaniards consume about 700-1000 words, of which approximately 150-200 verbs. And for tourist purposes, in order not to get lost in the cities of Spain or understand the airport employees, approximately 100 phrases consisting of 300-350 words are sufficient.

They are conditionally divided into several groups: words of gratitude and phrases for polite communication, in a restaurant, airport and on the road. You will also need the numbers, pronouns and the most popular verbs, designations of destinations and names of places, days of the week and time. And also need to learn the words needed in difficult and dangerous situations, ask for help or help passersby.

Sound and pronunciation in Spanish

To speak Spanish, start studying with Azov - phonetics and alphabet. The language has features and difficulties. The Spanish alphabet is almost identical to English, with the exception of 1 details - added the letter - "ñ", it reads "n". Otherwise, they are the same. Consider the details of the phonetic features of Spanish letters:

• at the beginning of the word letter "H" is not pronounced, in the word "HOLA!" (Hi), it is pronounced Ola with removal to the first vowel;
• in the classic Spanish letter "C" is often pronounced with a whistle, something similar to the English combination of "TH";
• the letter "E" is read by "e", at this moment the foreigners are very audible;
• letter "L" in Spanish soft;
• basically, the words are read, as they are written, there are exceptions, but there are few of them;
• the stresses are put according to the rules, in contrast to the Russian language - at the end of the word, the consonant letter (except N and S), then emphasis on the last syllable, vowel or the letters N and S, then on the penultimate;
• the letter "C" is read "K" in combination with vowels A, O, U; and "C" - with letters E, I;
• the letter "G" is read "g" in combination with A, O, U; and with letters E, I - pronounced "x";

• special combinations "GUE", "GUI" are read as "GE" and "Gi", and "QUE" and "QUI" - as "ke" and "ki";
• the letter "V" is pronounced as the average between "B" and "B";
• the letters "S" and "Z" are read as Russian "C", and in Spain, it seems like "TS".

These features are easy to remember, in the rest of the languages \u200b\u200bare similar and Russian is easy to learn Spanish and talking on it is clear for the indigenous people of Spain.

The difficulty lies in the first 2-3 months of study when the pronunciation is put, at this time it is better to deal with the teacher. You can independently instangle the sound of some words and combinations of letters, and then it is difficult to vote.

How to learn a foreign language?

Regardless of the country and language, its study must contain certain items and stages, then memorization and understanding will be achieved as necessary. It is impossible to learn the proposals without learning how individual words are pronounced, it is also impossible to start talking without getting the initial knowledge in the construction of phrases. It is best to do everything gradually, including all stages:

• setting the pronunciation, the study of basic words and sounds - here you can start a dictionary where new phrases and expressions with transcription and translation are written;

• the solution and execution of exercises on phonetics and spelling;
• writing words and expressions to consolidate knowledge of mechanical memory;
• listening to music and watching movies in Spanish with subtitles;
• reading books of Spanish authors and their translation - start with simple children's stories familiar with you since childhood, then go to more complex;
• communication with native speakers in chat, social networks, language centers, trips to the Spanish-Saluing Country.

The skipping of any of the stages will negatively affect the speed and completeness of learning the language, better if everything is in the complex. Communication in Spanish will allow you to collect all the knowledge gained in a bunch and try to reproduce the phrase so that you understand. It is possible to hear and try to understand the real Spanish speech, because it is very different from the book.

Words of greetings and phrases of gratitude

First of all, write down the words of greetings and farewell in your dictionary, they are the basis for any language and to communicate in any country. Spain is no exception, here everything politely greets in stores, in a cafe, when meeting acquaintances and friends. As in Russian, in Spanish there are several options for phrases for varying degrees of "kinship" with the interlocutor.

When meeting with a friend and a well-known peer, you can say ¡hola! (Ola!) - Hi! But an unfamiliar person or an adult companion says ¡Buenos Días! (Buenos Diaz!), ¡Buenas Tardes! (Buenos TarTes!) Or ¡Buenas Noches! (Buenos Nastesta!), That accordingly translates "Good morning / day / night!".

Usually, after greeting, add a polite question "How are you?" Or its variations that do not tell about their problems, they simply say "Good! And how are you?" It sounds as follows:

¿QUÉ TAL? Ke Tal How are you?
¿Cómo Estás? Ktoce Estás How are you?

These two phrases can be used to communicate with a friend or friend, but a stranger or group of people should be said:

¿Cómo Está? Cover Está How are you? (if a person is one), or
¿Cómo Están? Is Estian as your affairs? (If you appeal to the group of people).

Answer options again depend on the interlocutor:

BIEN, ¿Y Tú? [Bean, and that] well, and you? - So you can say a friend, but in other options you need this wording:

Bien, Gracias ¿Y USTED? [Bjan, Gracias and Usthat] Good, thank you! And you?

In addition to standard greetings, you can use or hear such phrases: ¿QUÉ TAL LA VIDA / EL TRABAJO / LA FAMILIA / LOS ESTUDIOS? (Ke Talla La Vope / El Thrabho / La Familia / Los Estudios), which means - How is your life / work / family / study?

In response to these phrases, you can answer the standard "BIEN!", And you can diversify communication:

• ¡Excelente! (ExeLent) Great!
• ¡Muy Bien! (Mui Bian) very good!
• Más O Menos. (Mas o Mados) more or less.
• Regular. (RReagular) Normally.
• MAL. (Mal) is bad.
• Muy Mal. (Mui Mal) is very bad.
• Fatal. (Fatal) is terrible.

But after these phrases, polite Spaniards will start asking questions and require details if you are not ready for such, then limit the standard wording.

Say goodbye or wish a good day by the famous phrase

• "¡Chao! (CHAO) So far! " or "¡adiós! (Adjok) for now! Bye!" If the interlocutors are older than you or unfamiliar, then it is better to choose one of these:

• ¡Hasta Luego! Asta Luego Goodbye!
• ¡Hasta Pronto! Asta Protto to the soon!
• ¡Hasta Mañana! Asta Magnaya until tomorrow!
• NOS VEMOS. Nose VEM to meet! See you.

If suddenly you encountered a complete misunderstanding of the interlocutor, then you can tell him about this in the following words:

• No Entiendo But I do not understand the enthendendo.
• Mas Despacio, Por Favor. Mas-Daespaso, Por Favor Could you speak slower?
• No comprendo. No-comprendo I do not understand.

These words are enough to look in a polite person when communicating with residents in the cities of Spain. With difficulties in understanding, you can go to English if you easier to select phrases in this language, besides you can meet and Russian-speaking people, there are a lot of them in the territory of all countries in Europe and Latin America.

The right words if you don't know the road

Spaniards are quite responsive and will gladly prompt the road to the tourist, but you need to know how to ask her and what you can answer. In order not to memorize complicated phrases and phrases, 3 options are enough and you will be understood:

Where is…

I need…

For example, you need to ask the way to a jar or hotel, you can ask a question in this way:

• ¿Dónde Está La Calle / Un Banco / Un Hotel? (Donde Esta La Saire / UN Bank / UNN Hotel?) - Where is Street / Bank / Hotel?
• Yo NeceSito La Estación de Ferrocarril. (ё Nasashito La La Fausion De Farril) - I need a train station.

More options that can be used to search for the road:

¿СóMO LLEGO A ...? - How can I get to…?
¿QUÉ TAN LEJOS ES ...? - How far is ...?

In response, you can offer a map or show the direction, and can and explain in detail how to reach and where to turn, for this, the following expressions are used:

• Right side, right (A La Daecha) a la derecha;
• Left side, left (A La Isquied) a la izquieerda;
• Right ahead (Darecho) Derecho;
• At the corner (EN La Eskina) EN La Esquina;
• Far (lechos) lejos;
• Near / close (Sirka) CERCA;
• In one / two / three / four quarters (and Unaw Quadra / A DOS, / Tres / Cuadra Cuadras) A UNA CUADRA / A DOS / TRES / CUATRO CUADRAS.

Even if you do not understand the answer of the Spaniards, you can ask to repeat again or say that you do not understand. As a rule, they will gladly draw a map, will take place or explain more and more clearly.

In Spain, they relate well to tourists and rejoice when you manage to pronounce words correctly. You will be helped on the street and in the store, and police officers are also carried out to the right place.

Phrases for emergency situations

Unforeseen situations can happen with everyone, no one is insured. Help may need you or your acquaintances, as well as a person on the street. You won't pass by people in trouble just because you do not know how to call the doctor in Spanish? On trips with children, quick response to the situation and the search for the right phrase in a phrasebook or the online translator will greatly make a solution to the problem. What basic phrases may need to find help:

• ¡Ayúdame! (Ayudame!) Help me!
• Help! (Sokorro!) Socorro!
• Stop! (Stand!) (Pare!) Pare!
• NeceSito un Doctor / Dentista / Oficial de Policía. - I need a doctor / dentist / policeman.
• ¿HAY UNA FARMACíA CERCA? - Is there a pharmacy nearby?
• ¿Puedo Utilizar Su Teléfono? - Can I take advantage of your phone?
• ¡Llame A La Policía / Ambulancia / Los Bomberos! (YiMe A-Lapolysia / A-Unambulancia / A-Los Bombaros!) - Call the police / Smell / firefighters!
• Fire! (Fuego) FUEGO!
• I'm lost. (ME U Perdido) Me He Perdido.

These phrases will be enough to ask for help from passersby in an emergency. If you will know them by heart, then perhaps it will save someone's life or health and make your trip much calmer and safer.

As a conclusion!

Spanish - beautiful, sonorous and musical, study it nice and easy. The phrases for tourists are only the beginning, the top of the iceberg, and the present understanding of this music will come after the year-two of his development. When you can understand the interlocutor, and not guess the gestures, what you were told when you can watch Spanish films without subtitles and translation, then you can already confidently go to someone else's country and enjoy its culture and inner world.

Where can I learn Spanish:

1. Language schools, courses and individual classes with a teacher - the most popular way and the most productive.
2. Online programs and applications for a smartphone for self-study - for a long time and requires self-discipline.
3. Video and audio lessons, exercises and tasks on the network and books - will require an adjustment of a specialist or help at the initial level.
4. Visiting a country or communication with native speakers - quickly, but will give only a speaking speech, read and write you there will not be taught.

If the study of Spanish is your dream, then add training to the country's history, books of national authors, finding information about its culture, features. Then the picture will be more complete. If you need a language to fulfill work, then deepen the study by technical knowledge, specialized words. To do this, you will need special literature, magazines, newspapers, sites and blogs on the necessary topics, and start studying them only after the base part has passed.

Classes can take from half a year indefinitely, depending on the intensity and density of classes, the degree of immersion in training, repetition of the knowledge gained and adding new words and phrases.

You booked a ticket. Your baggage is already packaged. You can not wait for the beginning of your travel to the country, where everyone speaks Spanish.

There is another simple thing you can do, and she is great for your trip: learn several phrases in Spanish! The journey will definitely be much more exciting and useful if you can communicate with native speakers.

In this article we picked up the most popular Spanish phrases that will help "survive" on the journey.

Greetings

Hispanic culture is based on the cult of courtesy, you should also always show courtesy and say "Hello" and "How are your business?" And do not worry about the mistakes allowed, others will do everything possible to understand you and make sure you understand them. Just try our best, and they will be happy to see your efforts.

• Good morning - Buenos Días. (Buenos dias)
• Good day - Buenas Tardes. (Buinas Taryes)
• Good evening - Buenas noches. (Buenas nights)
• Hola (Ola) - This is "hello." You can say hello to people who already know.
• ¿Cómo Está? (Como eta) - how to ask "how are you?" In case you are unfamiliar with a person, ¿Cómo Estás? (Como Estas) - If you know it.
• If you are asked "how are you?", Answer "Good, thank you" - "Bien, Gracias" (Bien, Gracias), because you are also a polite person.
• Never forget keywords: please - por Favor (pore Favor) - and thanks - gracias. (Gracias).
• When you represent someone, you say "Mucho Gusto" (Mucho thick), and hear the same thing in response. This means "nice to meet".
• If you suddenly rested in an insurmountable language barrier, go to universal English, just make sure the interlocutor: ¿Habla Inglés? (Abla Ingles)? - Do you speak English?

Useful basic vocabulary

In everyday communication, you will be great for even the simplest to memorize the words and phrases. You can always use "I want", "I like", "Do you have ...?", And if you do not know how to finish the phrase (for example, you cannot remember the necessary noun), justify the subject.

• I want, I do not want - Yo Quiero, Yo No Quiero (Yo Kierie, ё but Kierie)
• I would like (more politely) - Me Gustaría. (ME Gustaria)
• Where is? - ¿Dónde Está? (Donde et)?
• How much is? - ¿Cuánto Cuesta? (Cuanto Coustle)?
• What time is it? - ¿QUÉ HORA ES? (Ke ora es)?
• You have? - ¿Tiene? (Tiene)?
• I have, I do not have - YO TENGO, YO NO TENGO (Tengo, but tengo)
• I understand, I do not understand - Yo Entiendo, Yo No Entiendo (ENTEndendo, Ethendo)
• You understand - ¿Entiende? (Enthende)?

Simple verb shapes: where is, I want, I need

You can express many thoughts and requests using simple verbs. It is important that you can say a lot of things using "I want", "I need", "I can", "I could" or "where is" and then simply adding a noun. Perhaps it will not be so easy for you, but you will definitely be understood.

• I want a ticket to the hotel, taxi - Yo Quiero Un Boleto, Un Hotel, Un Taxi (Yo Kierie ON Poolen, University Hotel, UN Taxi)

How can I get there?

If you are a little confused or not sure how to get somewhere, you need a few simple phrases that will help find the right way. "Where is?" In Spanish sounds like "¿Dónde Está?" (Donde Esta?), Consider this issue in action based on a few examples:

• Where is the railway station? - ¿Dónde Está La Estación de Ferrocarril? (DTE ESTA La La La La Fans) or "Autobuses" (Autobusees).
• Where is the restaraunt? - ¿Dónde Está un Restaurante? (Donde Esta Un Restaurant)?
  - A train? - ¿UN TEN? (UN TRAN)?
  - Street …? - ¿La Calle ...? (La Say)?
  - Bank? - ¿UN BANCO? (UNN Bank)?
• Where is the restroom? - ¿Dónde Está El Baño? - (Donde Esta El Banay)?
• I want a hotel, I want a hotel with bathroom - Yo Quiero Un Hotel CON Baño (Yo Kierieo Unh Hotel, Yo Kierie ON Hotel Kona Banun)
• I need - Yo NeceSito. (Yo Nasashito). Very useful phrase, only add a noun:
  Yo NeceSito Un Hotel, Un Cuarto, Un Cuarto Con Baño - (ё Nasashito Unh Hotel, Uncle Courto Dream Banay)
• Where the exchange office is; Where is the bank? - ¿Dónde Está Una Casa de Cambio? (Donde Esta Una Casa De Cambier);
  ¿Dónde Está El Banco? (Donde Esta El Banco)?
• Money - Dinero (Dinero).

Driving directions

Once asked the question of how to get somewhere, the answer you will hear in Spanish. Remember how a few simple instructions sounded in Spanish, which someone can give you, for example, advising you to turn right or left or proceed straight forward. Listen to these keywords:

• Right side - a La Derecha. (A La Darecha)
• Left-hand side - a La Izquieerda. (and La Isked)
• Right ahead - dERECHO. (DEREKHO)
• On the corner - en La Esquina. (EN LA Eskina)
• In one, two, three, four quarters - a UNA CUADRA, A DOS, TRES, CUATRO CUADRAS - (and Unaw Quadra, and Dos, Tres, Koatro Kuadras)

In Restaurant: What do you want to eat or drink?

It is probably in these phrases you will need the most while in the restaurant. Order something with the help of you already "Quiero" (Kieryo) or "Quisiera" (Cogna) - "I want" or "I would like." And do not forget to speak "Por Favor" and "Gracias"!

• Table - Una Mesa. (Una Mesa)
• Table for two, three, four - Una Mesa Para Dos Tres, Cuatro (Una Mesa Pair Dos, Tres, Quatro)
• Menu - Un Menú (University of Man)
• Soup Sopa. (SPE)
• Salad - Ensalada. (Ensalad)
• Hamburger (also needed!) - Hamburguesa. (Avenue)
• With ketchup, mustard, tomato, salad - CON SALSA DE TOMATE, MOSTAZA, TOMATE, LECHUGA - (Kon Salsa DE Tomatoe, Mostaz, Tomato, Legal)
• Snack - Una Entrada. (Uninway)
• Dessert - Un postre (un post)
• Drink - Una Bebida. (Una Babida)
• Water - Agua. (Agua)
• Red wine, white wine - Vino Tinto. (Bino Tinto) vino Blanco. (Bino Blanco)
• Beer - Cerveza. (Sirweza)
• Coffee - Un Café. (UN Cafe)
• Call the waiter or waitress - ¡SEñor! OR ¡Señorita! (senor or seniary)
• Score - La Cuenta. (La Cuenta)

Miscellaneous Information

• Credit cards. Many different places in small cities still do not accept credit cards to pay, so be sure that you have enough cash with you. You may ask if a credit card takes, - una Tarjeta de Credito (UA Tarkheta DE credit). If you have questions, you can always use nouns as a question. For example, you can get a credit card and ask ¿Tarjeta de Credito? They will understand.
• Universally word: No Funciona. (But funxone) - no, it does not work. You can use it in many other circumstances. Just point to the shower or something else and tell me: "¡No funciona!"
• Practice to say everything out loud, so, first, you will remember some phrases without the need to "extort" them, and secondly, you will learn how to pronounce them quickly and, at the same time, smoothly. A simple hearing of a speaking man will also help you understand people.
• Take with you a little pocket dictionary. Of course, you will not want to look for the desired leaning of the verb in the middle of the conversation, but you will always always find the right noun. Download such a dictionary before the trip, it will definitely help me unlikely.

1 - Uno (UNO)
2 - DOS (DOS)
3 - Tres (Traces)
4 - Cuatro (Coatro)
5 - CINCO (SINO)
6 - Seis (SEIS)
7 - Siete (Sieve)
8 - OCHO (Ocho)
9 - Nueve (Nuewe)
10 - Diez (Diez)

P.S. More useful phrases you will learn on the online course.

 

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