Search for IsabelWhen you have finished this lesson you can:
● Say you do not understand
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Say you have an appointment
● Say that you speak a little Spanish
● Ask to repeat the sentence
● Say sorry for being late
When you have finished this lesson you can:
● Say you do not understand
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Say you have an appointment
● Say that you speak a little Spanish
● Ask to repeat the sentence
● Say sorry for being late
Patrick is now at the museum and meets the receptionist.
He asks for Maribel, but the receptionist speaks too fast for him to understand. Therefore, Patrick repeatedly asks her to repeat what she said, or say it in another way.
Patrick is now at the museum and meets the receptionist.
He asks for Maribel, but the receptionist speaks too fast for him to understand. Therefore, Patrick repeatedly asks her to repeat what she said, or say it in another way.
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His knowledge of Spanish |
The most common ways to say you have an appointment are “citar” o “quedar”.
The verb “citar” and its noun “cita” are commonly used in a formal context and refer to an appointment. For example:
On the other hand, the verb “quedar” and its noun “quedada” are generally used in a informal situation. For example:
The most common ways to say you have an appointment are “citar” o “quedar”.
The verb “citar” and its noun “cita” are commonly used in a formal context and refer to an appointment. For example:
On the other hand, the verb “quedar” and its noun “quedada” are generally used in a informal situation. For example:
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If you arrive late, it's courteous to say sorry:
If you arrive late, it's courteous to say sorry:
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There are many ways to say sorry in Spanish:
In Spanish, perdonar and disculpar are slightly different. Disculpe is what you say when you bother someone, and perdonar involves the act of forgiveness. Then, if despite all excuses, I can’t forgive “A pesar de todas tus disculpas, no te puedo perdonar".
There are many ways to say sorry in Spanish:
In Spanish, perdonar and disculpar are slightly different. Disculpe is what you say when you bother someone, and perdonar involves the act of forgiveness. Then, if despite all excuses, I can’t forgive “A pesar de todas tus disculpas, no te puedo perdonar".
Tell the receptionist that you have an appointment with Maribel
Tell the receptionist that you have an appointment with Maribel
Correct Wrong AnsweredSay sorry to Maribel for coming late:
Say sorry to Maribel for coming late:
Correct Wrong AnsweredIt's not rude to say you do not understand what was said:
It's not rude to say you do not understand what was said:
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When you ask someone to repeat something, remember that it's polite to say "sorry" first:
When you ask someone to repeat something, remember that it's polite to say "sorry" first:
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