Spanish common phrases. Basic phrases for greetings and farewells. Using tú and usted. Useful everyday phrases. Where and how to speak Spanish correctly

Eccentric Spain is the dream of any tourist who is looking for hot, thrilling sensations. Holidays in Spain mean staying in luxury hotels, relaxing on the best beaches in the world, dining in world-famous restaurants, tours of medieval castles and other attractions, and of course communicating with extraordinary Spaniards.

The last thing is most likely the most memorable and interesting thing that can happen during all the time spent in this beautiful country, but there is one thing, but in order to communicate with the local population you need to know at least a minimum of Spanish, or have our Russian at hand -Spanish phrasebook. Our phrasebook is a great help in communicating with the local population. It is divided into important and common topics.

Common phrases

Phrase in Russian	Translation	Pronunciation
good	bueno	bueno
bad	malo	few
enough / enough	bastante	bastante
cold	frio	frio
hot	caliente	caliente
small	pequeno	pequeño
big	grande	Grande
What?	Que?	ke?
There	Alli	ayi
Here	Aqui	aki
How much time?	Que hora es?	Ke ora es?
I don't understand	No entiendo	But entiendo
I'm really sorry	Lo siento.	locento
Can you speak slowly?	Mas despacio, por favor.	mas-despacio, por-favor
I don't understand.	No comprendo.	but-comprendo
Do you speak English/Russian?	Habla ingles/ruso?	abla ingles/rruso?
How to get/get to..?	Por donde se va a..?	Pordonde se-va a..?
How are you?	Que tal?	Ke tal?
Very good	Muy bien	Mui bien
Thank you	Gracias	Gracias
Please	Por favor	Por favor
Yes	Si	si
No	No	But
Sorry	Perdone	sorry
How are you doing?	Que tal?	ketal?
Thank you excellent.	Muy bien, gracias.	Mui bien, gracias.
And you?	Y usted?	Juste?
Very nice to meet you.	Encantado/Encantada*.	encantado/encantada*
See you later!	Hasta pronto!	asta pronto!
Okay! (Agreed!)	Esta bien!	esta bien
Where is/are..?	Donde esta/Donde estan..?	dondesta/dondestan..?
How many meters/kilometers from here to..?	Cuantos metros/kilometros hay de aqui a..?	quantos metros/kilometros ah de-aki a..?
Hot	Caliente	Caliente
Cold	Frio	Frio
Elevator	Ascensor	Assensor
Toilet	Servicio	Servisio
Closed	Cerrado	Cerrado
Open	Abierto	Avierto
No smoking	Prohibido fumar	Proivido fumar
Exit	Salida	Salida
Why?	How about?	spanking?
Entrance	Entrada	Entrada
closed/closed	cerrado	cerrado
Fine	bien	bien
open/open	abierto	abierto

Appeals

Walk around the city

Phrase in Russian	Translation	Pronunciation
Railway station / Train station	La estacion de trenes	La Estacion de Tranes
Bus station	La estacion de autobuses	La Estacion de Autobuses
Tourist Office	La oficina de turismo	la officena de turismo
City Hall/Town Hall	El ayuntamiento	el ayuntamiento
Library	La biblioteca	la library
A park	El parque	El Parque
Garden	El Jardin	El Hardin
City wall	La muralla	La Muraya
Tower	La torre	la torre
Street	La calle	La Caye
Square	La plaza	la plaza
Monastery	El monasterio / El convento	El Monasterio / El Combento
House	La casa	La Casa
Castle	El palacio	El Palacio
Lock	El castillo	El Castillo
Museum	El museo	El Museo
Basilica	La basilica	la basilica
Art Gallery	El museo del arte	el museo delarte
Cathedral	La cathedral	La Catedral
Church	La iglesia	La Iglessa
Tobacconist's	Los tabacos	Los Tabacos
Tourist agency	La agencia de viajes	la-ahensya de-vyahes
Shoe shop	La zapateria	la sapateria
Supermarket	El supermercado	el supermercado
Hypermarket	El hipermercado	El Ipermercado
Newsstand	El kiosko de prensa	el chiosco de prince
Mail	Los correos	Los Corraos
Market	El mercado	El Mercado
Salon	La peluqueria	La Peluceria
The dialed number does not exist	El numero marcado no existe	El numero marcado no existe
We were interrupted	Nos cortaron	Nose cortaron
Line is busy	La linea esta ocupada	Ea payback line
Dial the number	Marcar el numero	Markar el nimero
How much are the tickets?	Cuanto valen las entradas?	Quanto valen las entradas?
Where can I buy tickets?	Donde se puede comprar entradas?	Donde se puede comprar entradas?
When does the museum open?	Cuando se abre el museo?	Cuando se abre el museo?
Where is?	Donde esta?	Donde esta?
Where is the mailbox?	Donde esta el buzon?	Donde esta el buson?
How much do I owe you?	Cuanto le debo?	Cointeau le débo?
letters to Russia	mandar una card in Russia	mandar una card and Rusia
I need stamps for	Necesito sellos para	Nesesito seios para
Where is the post office?	Donde estan Correos?	Donde estan correos?
post card	Postal	Postal
Salon	Peluqueria	Peluceria
down / below	abajo	abajo
upstairs/at the top	arriba	arriba
far	lejos	lejos
near/close	cerca	sirka
directly	todo recto	todo-rrekto
left	a la izquierda	a la Izquierda
right	a la derecha	a-la-derecha
left	izquierdo / izquierda	Izquierdo / Izquierda
right	derecho / derecha	derecho / derecha

In a cafe, restaurant

Phrase in Russian	Translation	Pronunciation
red wine	vino tinto	wine tinto
pink wine	vino rosado	rosado wine
White wine	vino blanco	wine blanco
vinegar	vinagre	Vinagre
toast (fried bread)	tostadas	tostadas
veal	ternera	Turnera
cake/pie	tarta	tart
soup	sopa	sopa
dry / dry / oe	seco / seca	seko / seka
sauce	salsa	salsa
sausages	salchichas	salchichas
salt	sal	sal
cheese	queso	queso
cake(s)	pastel / pasteles	pastel / pasteles
bread	pan	pan
orange(s)	naranja/naranjas	naranja / naranjas
vegetable stew	menestra	menestra
shellfish and shrimp	mariscosm	ariskos
apple(s)	manzana/ manzanas	manzana / manzanas
butter	mantequilla	Mantakiya
lemonade	limonada	lemonade
lemon	lemon	lemon
milk	leche	treat
lobster	langosta	Langosta
sherry	jerez	heres
egg	huevo	huevo
smoked ham	jamon serrano	jamon serrano
ice cream	helado	elado
large shrimp	gambas	gambas
dried fruits	fruits secos	frutos sekos
fruit / fruits	fruta/frutas	fruita
Bread	Pan	pan
The check, please.	La cuenta, por favor	La Cuenta, Port Favor
Cheese	Queso	queso
Seafood	Mariscos	mariscos
Fish	Pescado	paskado
Well done	Muy hecho	mui-echo
Medium-roasted	Poco hecho	Poko Echo
Meat	Carne	carne
Beverages	Bebidas	babydas
Wine	Vino	wine
Water	Agua	agua
Tea	Te	te
Coffee	Cafe	cafe
Dish of the day	El plato del dia	el plateau del día
Snacks	Los entremeses	los entremeses
First course	El primer plateau	el primer plateau
Dinner	La cena	La Sena
Dinner	La comida/El almuerzo	la comida / el almuerzo
Breakfast	El desayuno	El Desayno
Cup	Una taza	una-tasa
Plate	Un plateau	un-plateau
Spoon	Una cuchara	una-kuchara
Fork	Un tenedor	un-tenedor
Knife	Un cuchillo	un-kuchiyo
Bottle	Una botella	una-boteya
Glass / Shot glass	Una copa	una-copa
Cup	Un vaso	um-baso
Ashtray	Un cenicero	un-senisero
Wine list	La carta de vinos	la carta de vinos
Set lunch	Menu del dia	Mainu del Dia
Menu	La carta/El menu	la carta / el menu
Waiter/ka	Camarero/Camarera	camarero / camarera
I am a vegetarian	Soy vegetariano	soy vejetariano.
I want to reserve a table.	Quiero reservar una mesa	kyero rreservar una-mesa.
Beer	Cerveza	Servesa
Orange juice	Zumo de naranja	Sumo de naranja
Salt	Sal	Sal
Sugar	Azucar	Asúcar

In transport

Phrase in Russian	Translation	Pronunciation
Could you wait for me?	Puede esperarme, por favor.	puede esperarme por favor
right	a la derecha	a la derecha
Stop here please.	Pare aqui, por favor.	pare aki por favor
left	a la izquierda	a la Izquierda
Take me to the hotel...	Lleveme al hotel…	Lievem al otel
Take me to the train station.	Lleveme a la estacion de ferrocarril.	levéme a la estacion de ferrocarril
Take me to the airport.	Lleveme al aeropuerto.	levema al aeropuerto
Take me to this address.	Lleveme a estas senas.	l'evem and estas senyas
What is the tariff until...?	Cuanto es la tarifa a...?	quanto es la tariffa a
Can I leave my car at the airport?	Puedo dejar el coche en el aeropuerto?	Puedo dejar el coche en el aeropuerto?
Where can I get a taxi?	Donde puedo coger un taxi?	donde puedo kocher un taxi
How much does it cost?	Cuanto cuesta para una	Cuanto cuesta
a week?	semana?	una semana?
When should I return it?	Cuanto tengo que devolverlo?	Quanto tengo ke devolverlo?
Is insurance included in the price?	El precio incluye el seguro?	El precio inclue el seguro?
I want to rent a car	Quiero alquilar un coche	Quiero alkilar un koche

At the hotel

Phrase in Russian	Translation	Pronunciation
2 (3, 4, 5-) star	de dos (tres, cuatro, cinco) estrellas)	de dos (tres, cuatro, cinco) estrayas
Hotel	El hotel	el hotel
I have reserved a room	Tengo una habitacion reservada	tengo una-habitasion rreservada
Key	La llave	la-yawe
Receptionist	El botones	El Botones
room with square/palace view	habitacion que da a la plaza / al palacio	Habitacion que da a la plaza / al palacio
room with windows to the courtyard	habitacion que da al patio	Habitacion que da al-patyo
room with bath	habitacion con bano	Habitacion con Bagno
Single Room	habitacion individual	habitation individual
Double Room	habitacion con dos camas	Habitacion con dos camas
with double bed	con cama de matrimonio	konkama de matrimonyo
two bedroom suite	habitacion doble	Habitacion Doble
Do you have a free room?	Tienen una habitacion libre?	Tenen unabitacion libre?

Emergencies

Dates and times

Numerals

Phrase in Russian	Translation	Pronunciation
0	cero	sero
1	uno	uno
2	dos	dos
3	tres	tres
4	cuatro	quattro
5	cinco	Cinco
6	seis	seis
7	siete	siete
8	ocho	wow
9	nueve	nueve
10	diez	sharp
11	once	onse
12	doce	dose
13	trece	trese
14	catorce	katorse
15	quince	kinse
16	dieciseis	dyesisays
17	diecisiete	desisiete
18	dieciocho	diesiocho
19	diecinueve	Diesinueve
20	veinte	wante
21	veintiuno	Veintiuno
22	veintidos	Vaintidos
30	treinta	trainta
40	cuarenta	karenta
50	cinquenta	cinquanta
60	sesenta	sesenta
70	setenta	setenta
80	ochenta	very much
90	noventa	noventa
100	cien (before nouns and adjectives) / ciento	sien/siento
101	ciento uno	siento uno
200	doscientos	dossientos
300	trescientos	Tressientos
400	cuatrocientos	quatroscientos
500	quinientos	quinientos
600	seiscientos	Seissientos
700	setecientos	setesientos
800	ochocientos	ococientos
900	novecientos	novicientos
1 000	mil	miles
10 000	diez mil	sharp miles
100 000	cien mil	cien miles
1 000 000	un million	one million

In the shop

Phrase in Russian	Translation	Pronunciation
Can I try this on?	Puedo probarmelo?	puedo probarmelo
Sale	Rebajas	rebahas
Too expensive.	Muy caro.	mui karo
Please write this.	Por favor, escribalo.	por favor escriballo
What is the price?	Cuanto es?	Quanto es
How much does it cost?	Cuanto cuesta esto?	Quanto questa esto
Show me this.	Ensenemelo.	ensenemelo
I would like to…	Quisiera..	Kisiera
Give it to me please.	Demelo, por favor.	Demelo por favor
Could you show it to me?	Puede usted ensenarme esto?	puede usted ensenyarme esto
Could you give it to me?	Puede darme esto?	puede darme esto
What else do you recommend?	Me puede recommend algo mas?	Mae puede recomendar algo mas?
Do you think this will suit me?	Que le parese, me queda bien?	Ke le parese, me queda bien?
Can you make a tax-exempt purchase?	Usted puede formalizar la compra libre de impuestos?	Usted puede formalisar la compra libre de impuestos?
Can I pay by credit card?	Puedo pagar con tarjeta?	Puedo pagar con tarheta?
I take this	Me quedo con esto	Me kado con esto
(smaller size?	grande(pequena)?	Grande (pequeña)?
Do you have a bigger one?	Tiene una talla mas	Tiene una taya mas
Can I try it on?	Puedo probar?	Puedo probar?
What if I take two?	Si voy a tomar dos?	Si boy a tomar dos?
Expensive	Caro	Caro
How much does it cost?	Cuanto vale?	Cointeau bale?

Tourism

Greetings – all the words necessary to greet or start a conversation with a resident of Spain.

Standard phrases - a list of all kinds of phrases and their pronunciation that will contribute to the development of the conversation and its maintenance. Here are collected many common phrases often used in communication.

Orientation in the city - in order not to get lost in one of the Spanish towns, keep this topic with you, it contains translations of phrases that will help you find your way to the place you need.

Transport - when traveling on public transport, you need to know the translation of a number of phrases and words, these are the words collected in this topic.

Hotel – so that you don’t have any difficulties when checking into a room or communicating with room service, use this topic.

Emergency situations - if some kind of misfortune happens to you or you feel unwell, seek help from passers-by using this section.

Dates and times - if you are confused about what date it is today, and you urgently need to clarify this issue, ask a passerby for help, this topic will help you with this. You can also check what time it is.

Shopping - words and their translations that will be needed in stores and markets.

Restaurant – When ordering a dish at a restaurant, make sure that it contains exactly the same ingredients that you would expect using this section. You can also use it to call the waiter, clarify your order and ask for a receipt.

Numbers and digits - all numbers from 0 to 1,000,000, translated into Spanish, their correct pronunciation and spelling.
Tourism is the main selection of phrases and words for tourists. Words that no vacationer can do without.

Content:

The most common response to "thank you" in Spain is "de nada," which means "you're welcome" or "you're welcome." But there are several other different phrases that are used in the same context in different situations. We will tell you about when, to whom and how to say “please”.

Steps

1 Standard "Please"

1 Say "de nada". This is the most popular expression used as a response to gratitude.
- Actually, it literally translates as “you’re welcome.”
- De This is a preposition that is translated differently depending on the context, in this case it is translated as “for.”
- Nada it is a noun that translates as "nothing".
- Most literal translation this phrase – “for nothing”.
- There is no verb in this phrase. Therefore, there is no feminine or masculine gender here.
2 You can also say "por nada."This phrase is not used very often. Por nada is another variation of “please” or “you’re welcome.”
- Verbatim por nada This is how it is translated: My pleasure. In Spanish por This is a preposition, which is also translated as “for.”
- This phrase is not used in all Spanish-speaking countries. It is used mainly in Latin American countries such as Costa Rica and Puerto Rico, but not in Spain.
3 Say "no es nada". This means “no problem.”
- Es– verb form ser, which means “to be.”
- In Spanish, double negatives are used to strengthen a negative. Saying “Es nada” is wrong. The particle “no” is required here.

2 How to say "With pleasure"

1 Say "con gusto". This phrase literally translates as “with pleasure.”
- Con translated as With.
- Noun gusto translated as “pleasure.”
2 Say "mucho gusto". It means “with great pleasure.”
- Mucho translated as “a lot”.
- This phrase is used if, for example, you have just been introduced to a new person. Sometimes it is used as a response to gratitude. It’s something like “you’re welcome.” If you want to say “please” in response to “thank you,” use the phrase “con mucho gusto.”
3 Say "es mi placer". It means “at my pleasure.”
- Es this is a verb form ser, the verb “to be.” It is used for the third person singular.
- Mi means “mine”.
- Placer it's a pleasure".
- You can simply say “un placer,” or “a pleasure,” this means that you enjoyed helping the person who is now thanking you.
4 Say "el placer es mío.""The phrase is translated as follows: “For my pleasure.”
- This phrase can be used when introducing you to a new person. If someone says “mucho gusto,” which roughly means “nice to meet you,” respond with “el placer es mio,” which literally means “it’s even nicer to meet you.”
- Mio means “mine.”
5 You can answer “encantado.” The word is translated as “Very glad” or “I am very pleased.”

3 Other options

1 Say "no hay de qué."Literal translation: "There's nothing to thank me for."
- Hay not translated in this context, but no hay means "no".
- Qué translated as "what."
2 Answer “no tiene importancia.”” Literally this phrase is translated as “It doesn’t matter at all.”
- Tiene This is the third person singular form of the verb “tener,” which means “to have.”
- Importancia means “important.”
- This means that it was not at all difficult for you to help the person, and there is nothing to thank you for.

There is no literal translation of the word “please” as a response to “thank you” in Spanish. Por favor This is a literal translation of the word "please", but it cannot be used in this situation, as a response to gratitude.

forms of address

Senior(Sr) - Mr.

Señora(Sra) - mistress (about a married woman)

Señorita(Srta) - mistress (about an unmarried woman)

Don(D) - Mr.

Dona(Dª) - Mrs.

Don/Doña- more formal form than senior/senora, it is most often used when addressing representatives of the older generation, those who are higher in status, or if they want to be emphatically polite.

After contacting Don/Doña You must use the person's first name, or first and last name.

Dona Blanca Lopez

¡Buenos días, don José!

If we are talking about a doctor, then the words can be used in the address doctor(a) , about the lawyer - abogado(a) , about the teacher - professor(a) .

greetings

¡ Hola! - Hello!

¡ Buenos Days! - Good morning Good afternoon!

¡ Buenas tardes! — Good afternoon/evening! (time from second breakfast to dinner, somewhere until 9-10 pm)

¡ Buenas nights! - Good/good night! (can be used both when you are meeting someone late at night, and as a wish for a good sleep).

¡ Adios!, ¡ Chao! - Bye!

tú, usted

IN Spanish, as in Russian, there is an address to you ( tú) and you ( usted).

Tú (You) used when communicating with family, friends and acquaintances, and also often when communicating with everyone who is close to you in age and status, even if you do not know each other well.

Usted (You) used when communicating with strangers, as well as those who are older than you in age or higher in status. If you have just met someone, it is better to use usted, until you are offered to switch to you. To do this, expressions such as podemos tutarnos(we can communicate on first-name terms) or me puedes hablar de tú (you can call me “you”).

How to introduce someone in Spanish

Este/esta es- This…

Te/le presento a... - I want to introduce you / to you ...

¿ It's usted el señor...? -Are you Mr...?

¿ Conoce/conoces a...? -Are you familiar/Are you familiar with...?

¡ Encantado(a)!, ¡ Mucho gusto! - Nice to meet you!

Soy.../ Estoy... (I)

soltero/a- not married

casado/a- married

divorciado/a- divorced

viudo/a- widower/widow

Estoy separada pero no divorciada. — My husband and I separated, but not divorced.

Ella es soltera, el casado es su hermano mayor. — She is not married, but her older brother is married.

Juan es soltero pero tiene novia. — Juan is not married, but he has a fiancee.

Note.

WITH soltero, casado, divorciado verb can also be used ser, and verb estar. Read more about the difference between these verbs.

Useful phrases.

¿Cómo estás?/¿Como está usted?- How are you/are you doing?

What do you mean?- What's up?

Muy bien, gracias.- Very well thank you very much.

¡Qué tengas un buen día/fin de semana!— Have a nice day/have a nice weekend!

Hasta pronto/luego.- Bye see you later.

Hasta la vista. - Goodbye.

Hasta mañana.- Till tomorrow.

Hasta el sábado.- See you on Saturday.

Discúlpame/discúlpeme.- Sorry/excuse me.

¿Cómo?- Sorry what? (used if you didn’t hear something)

No entiendo/comprendo.- I don't understand.

Habla hable más despacio, por favor.- Speak/speak more slowly, please.

Lo siento.- Sorry/Sorry/I'm sorry.

Lo helle sin querer.- I didn’t want this / I did it by accident.

Lo siento, fue culpa mía.- Sorry, it’s my fault/it’s my fault.

Muchas gracias.- Thank you very much.

De nada./No hay de qué.- My pleasure.

Me gustó mucho.- I liked it very much.

Me gustaría verte/le/la otra vez.- I would like to see you/him/her again.

¡Qué te diviertas/se divierta!- Have a good time!

Buen viaje.- Bon Voyage.

¡Mucha suerte!- Good luck!

¡Que tenga suerte!- All the best! / Good luck!

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Vocabulary you need to learn before traveling to Spain

Basic Spanish phrases that will save your life

When planning a trip to the Pyrenees, do not think that you will get by with knowledge of English - a very small percentage of Spaniards speak this language, so travelers often find themselves in situations like in that joke “mine doesn’t understand yours.”

We hope that our readers will definitely not get into such a mess, because tochka.net I have prepared a small dictionary for them.

Basic Spanish Phrases - General Rules

Never be shy to speak Spanish with Spaniards, even if your knowledge of the language is reduced to a primitive minimum. Even simple words “hello-bye” or “how are you, friend” will be enough to win the Spaniards over. Remember that in Spanish there is no reduction of sounds, i.e. All vowel sounds must be pronounced clearly, regardless of whether they are stressed or not. Otherwise, you may not be understood or understood in the way you would like.

Also remember that the letter "H" sound (ache) is not pronounced in Spanish. For example, the greeting hola is pronounced "ola".
The letter v in Spanish is read as “b”, or rather something between “b” and “v”.

Basic Spanish phrases - greetings and polite words

hola ("ola")- Hi Hello. Sometimes it may seem that the Spaniards were born with this word on their lips. They greet everyone constantly: acquaintances, strangers, in a store, cafe, etc.
por favor ("por favor")- Please. Any request well-mannered person by Spanish standards, etiquette should be accompanied by this phrase.
gracias ("gracias")- Thank you. Pay attention to the pronunciation, the correct one is “graSias”.
si ("yes"), no ("no"). In this country it is customary to use “but, gracias”, “si, por favor”.
vale ("bale")- okay, that's fine
adios ("adyos")- goodbye, bye. In Spain, it is customary to always say goodbye to everyone with this word. Hasta luego is also often used. “Hasta la vista” is now not used in most regions, although everyone understands it.

Basic Spanish phrases - in a restaurant

la carta ("la card")- menu, list of dishes. If you say “menu, por favor,” they may misunderstand and bring you a set lunch.
sin hielo ("sin hielo")- without ice. A very useful and important phrase. So, if you don’t specify, you will most likely be served a drink with ice, which will take up from a third to half the volume of the glass. Therefore, when ordering, immediately specify: “una cola sin yelo, por favor” - cola without ice, please.
cerveza ("service")- beer. Word jarra ("harra") means mug. However, if you say, for example, “una harra grande, por favor,” it immediately implies that you are ordering a large glass of beer. If the waiter doesn’t really understand you, say “una jarra de servesa, por favor” - a glass of beer, please.
vino ("wine")- wine (emphasis on the first syllable). If it is not specified which one, the default is red. For example, “una copa de vino, por favor!” - a glass of wine, please. "Dos Copas" - two glasses.
cenicero ("cenicero")- ashtray. Ask the waiter: “el senicero, por favor” - please bring an ashtray.
servicios ("servicios")- toilet. To know how to ask “where is the toilet,” learn the following: “los servicios, por favor?” Also the words "toilet" mean lavabo and aseo.
cuenta ("cuenta")- check. "Bill please" in Spanish would be "la cuenta, por favor."

Basic Spanish phrases - in the store

Estoy mirando ("estoy Mirando")- I look. A special phrase for overly kind sellers who are attached to you with a desire to help. Say in response “estoy mirando, gracias,” which means “I’m looking at what you have, but haven’t chosen it yet, thank you.” A win-win option - stay nice and get rid of the seller.
cuanto vale? ("quanto bale?")- what is the price? If you use it with queria eso, you will feel like a fish in water when shopping in Spain. You can also ask: “caria eso, quanto bale, por favor?”, “quanto bale eso, por favor?”
probarme - (“probarme”)- try it on yourself. If you ask: “karia probarme, por favor”, it means “Please, I would like to try on these clothes.”
probadores ("probadores")- dressing room. Ask, “probadores, por favor,” and they will tell you where the fitting booth is.
tarjeta ("tarheta")- card. "Con tarheta" will mean "can I pay by card."
en efectivo ("en effective")- cash. At the checkout in stores they will ask you “con tarheta o en effecivo?” - Do you want to pay by card or cash?

Basic phrases of the Spanish language - to note

linda ("Linda"), guapa ("guapa")- beautiful, pretty. If you want to compliment a Spanish woman, use these words.
Spaniards often use terms of endearment, adding the softening suffix -ita. For example, mamasita ("mamacita") - mummy, gordita ("gordita") - plump, solecito ("solesito")- Sun.

Basic Spanish Phrases - Emergency Situations

ayúdeme ("ayudeme")- help me
llame ("lyame")- call
policía ("policy")- police. For example, in an emergency, shout: “liame a la policeia” - “call the police.”
urgencias ("urgensias")- ambulance
llame a un médico ("llame a un medico")- Call a doctor
me siento mal ("me siento mal")- I feel bad

Basic Spanish Phrases - Funny Phrases

Te he traído la grasa ("te e traído a grasa")- I brought you lard. Knowing this phrase in Spanish will probably touch the hearts of any resident of the Pyrenees.
Mañana ("manyana")- Tomorrow. Don't be surprised, but remember this word. The Spaniards simply adore it and use it at every step, as if following the principle: “Why do something today if it can be done tomorrow?”
Me encanta sangria ("Me encanta sAngria")- I love sangria. Sangria is a delicious national drink of the Spaniards.

Spanish for tourists. Useful phrases from everyday life: