When you have finished this lesson you can:
● Buy things in a kiosk
● Ask prices
● Pay by credit card
When you have finished this lesson you can:
● Buy things in a kiosk
● Ask prices
● Pay by credit card
Patrick has come to the kiosk. Notice the different items he buys: a map, a transport card, a bottle of water, the way he asks for things, and the way the kiosk manager answers.
Also notice how they eventually wish each other a good day.
Patrick has come to the kiosk. Notice the different items he buys: a map, a transport card, a bottle of water, the way he asks for things, and the way the kiosk manager answers.
Also notice how they eventually wish each other a good day.
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1.60€ | |
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0.60€ |
In a formal situation “Quisiera” can be used as “I would like to”, although for more common situations Spanish people directly say what they need/want and add “Por favor” at the end.
In a formal situation “Quisiera” can be used as “I would like to”, although for more common situations Spanish people directly say what they need/want and add “Por favor” at the end.
To take/“Coger” is a versatile verb that can be used in a variety of contexts and situations. You take “coger” the bus, the train, a bottle (grab), a telephone number (write down), a person (to be selected for something). Watch out: for Spanish-speaking Latin American countries, “coger” also means the act of sex.
To take/“Coger” is a versatile verb that can be used in a variety of contexts and situations. You take “coger” the bus, the train, a bottle (grab), a telephone number (write down), a person (to be selected for something). Watch out: for Spanish-speaking Latin American countries, “coger” also means the act of sex.
Adverbio correspondiente |
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Singular |
Plural |
aquí |
masculino |
esta |
estos |
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feminino |
este |
estas |
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neutro |
esto |
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allí |
masculino |
ese |
esos |
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feminino |
esa |
esas |
Adverbio correspondiente |
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Singular |
Plural |
aquí |
masculino |
esta |
estos |
|
feminino |
este |
estas |
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neutro |
esto |
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allí |
masculino |
ese |
esos |
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feminino |
esa |
esas |
Say I would like to have:
Say I would like to have:
Say "I will take a bottle of water":
Say "I will take a bottle of water":
If you are looking for something special, you can ask:
If you are looking for something special, you can ask:
Instead of singular you can also use it in the plural:
Instead of singular you can also use it in the plural:
If you want to try or see something in a shop, you should ask:
If you want to try or see something in a shop, you should ask:
When you come to the check-out, you will often be asked:
When you come to the check-out, you will often be asked:
To what you usually answer:
To what you usually answer:
Ask Maribel if she has a map of Valladolid
Ask Maribel if she has a map of Valladolid
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Eso es todo | |
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Estoy mirando | |
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Cogeré una manzana |
Most supermarkets open at 9:00 until between 19:00-21:00h from Monday to Saturday. Almost all stores are closed on Sundays, except some supermarkets and kiosks.
Most supermarkets open at 9:00 until between 19:00-21:00h from Monday to Saturday. Almost all stores are closed on Sundays, except some supermarkets and kiosks.
The modal verbs express the limitations and possibilities and determine how the subject (for example, a person who talks) is related to the action. The most important ones are: Deber (must), tener que (have to), poder (can) and querer (want)
The modal verbs express the limitations and possibilities and determine how the subject (for example, a person who talks) is related to the action. The most important ones are: Deber (must), tener que (have to), poder (can) and querer (want)
The model verb is the one conjugated with the subject and the complementary verb stays on its infinitive form. To create the negative form, the negative auxiliary is added before the verb.
The model verb is the one conjugated with the subject and the complementary verb stays on its infinitive form. To create the negative form, the negative auxiliary is added before the verb.
You can use in Spain most European credit cards, only a few places don’t accept them. The card must be in your name, as it appears in your passport. Visa and MasterCard are widely accepted. Some business will only accept payment with credit card if the amount is above a certain amount, often if it is higher than 6€.
You can use in Spain most European credit cards, only a few places don’t accept them. The card must be in your name, as it appears in your passport. Visa and MasterCard are widely accepted. Some business will only accept payment with credit card if the amount is above a certain amount, often if it is higher than 6€.
When paying, most restaurants let you split the bill and pay with two different cards or cash. Here is what you can say:
When paying, most restaurants let you split the bill and pay with two different cards or cash. Here is what you can say:
Ask If you can pay by card
Ask If you can pay by card
Quiz-Time
You have now finished this lesson. In the next section, you will answer some quiz questions/ tasks to test yourself for how much you have learned so far. At the end of the quiz, you receive your results.
Quiz-Time
You have now finished this lesson. In the next section, you will answer some quiz questions/ tasks to test yourself for how much you have learned so far. At the end of the quiz, you receive your results.
Tell the owner that you want an apple:
apple = manzana
Tell the owner that you want an apple:
apple = manzana
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no | |
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It depends on the business | |
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Yes |
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No | |
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It depends | |
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Yes |
Ask what an orange costs:
Ask what an orange costs:
Tell Maribel that you are just looking:
Tell Maribel that you are just looking:
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Exercise | Result | Your answer | Correct answer |