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English Conversations V

The document provides sample dialogues for common situations in Spanish, including introducing yourself, asking for directions, ordering food, making hotel reservations, going to the doctor, shopping, and visiting a pet shop. It covers greetings, exchanging names and personal details, asking questions, making requests, checking in and out of hotels, cancelling reservations, and more. Key phrases are provided for each situation.

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English Conversations V

The document provides sample dialogues for common situations in Spanish, including introducing yourself, asking for directions, ordering food, making hotel reservations, going to the doctor, shopping, and visiting a pet shop. It covers greetings, exchanging names and personal details, asking questions, making requests, checking in and out of hotels, cancelling reservations, and more. Key phrases are provided for each situation.

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1.

INTRODUCING YOURSELF
- Hi, what’s your name?
- Hi, my name is…. What’s yours?
- Where do you come from?
- I come from… (Spain)
- Where do you live?
- I live in… Madrid
- How old are you?
- I’m (I am) forty-five.
- How many people are there in your family?
- There are (5) people in my family. They are my wife, my son, my
daughter.
- What’s your job? / What do you do?
- I work as a security guard.
- Are you here for business/work?
- No, I’m on holiday.
- What do you like to do in your free time? |What are your hobbies?
- In my free time I like to play paddle and to go to the gym.

- Pleased/Nice to meet you

- Pleased/Nice to meet you too.

- How do you do? How are you? How are you doing?

- I’m fine, thanks. And you?

- Do you speak English?

- Yes, a little. / Not at all.

- How long have you been here?

- I’ve been here for 1 day/week/month/year.


- Excuse me, do you know what time it is?

2. ASKING DIRECTIONS
- Excuse me, I’m looking for the London airport/ Casa
Manolo restaurant. How do I get there?
- No, sorry. I don’t know. | You can take the subway to the
airport.
- Can you tell me how to get to the subway?
- Yes, it’s over there.
- Where? I don’t see it.
- Across the street. | Next to (al lado de) | Opposite
(enfrente de)
- Okay, I see it now. Thanks.
- Bye, bye.

3. I’M HUNGRY
- What do you want to do?
- I’m hungry. I’d (would) like to eat something.
- Where do you want to go?
- I’d like to go to an Italian restaurant.
- That’s fine. What kind of Italian food do you like?
- I like spaghetti. Do you like spaghetti?
- No, but I like pizza.
- Do you really want to go to an Italian restaurant?
- Yes, sure.

4. GOING FOR A DRINK


- I’m thirsty (Estoy sediento/tengo sed).
- Would you like to go for a drink?
- Sure, why not? When?
- At 10 o’clock.
- In the morning?
- No, in the afternoon/at night.
- Sorry, that’s too late. I usually go to bed at 10.
- OK, how about 5 PM?
- No, that’s too early.
- OK, how about 7 PM?
- That’s fine.
- OK, see you then.
- Alright, bye.
5. ORDERING FOOD (AT A RESTAURANT)
- Hello sir, welcome to the Spanish Paradise Restaurant. How
many?
- Four.
- Right, this way. Please have a seat. Your waiter/waitress
will be with you in a moment.
- Hello sir, would you like to order now?
- Yes, please.
- What would you like to drink?
- What do you have to drink? / I’ll have a beer.
- What would you like to eat?
- I’ll have a steak.
- Raw (crudo), rare (poco hecho), médium rare, médium,
well-done?
- Medium, please.

- Starters: entrantes

- Main dish: plato principal

- Desserts: postres

- Drinks: bebidas

- The bill, please.

- Cash or card?

- Tips: propinas
- Here you go: Aquí tienes.

1. CALLING TO GET A RESERVATION

- Good morning, I’d like to reserve a hotel room.


- That should be no problem. May I have your full name,
please?
- My name is Manuel Jiménez.
- Hello, Mr. Jiménez. My name’s Peter. What days/How
many days do you need that reservation, sir?
- From the 1st (first)/2nd (second)/3rd (third) /21st /22nd/23rd.
November to the sixth November. How much is the night?
- Each night will be X €.
- That’s okay.
- Do you prefer a smoking or non-smoking room?
- Nonsmoking, please.
- Is a queen-size/twin okay?
- That’s okay. / I prefer a queen-size.
- Okay. All we need now is a phone number.
- My phone number is 652380(ou)925
- Thank you. Mr. Jiménez. See you then.

2. CHECKING INTO THE HOTEL


- I have a reservation. My name is MJ.
- May I see your ID, please?
- Sure. Here it is.
- Thank you. Do you have a credit card?
- Yes, I do. Do you accept VISA, MasterCard?
- Yes, we do.
- Here’s my VISA card.
- Okay. You’re in room 507, it’s a queen size bed and non-
smoking room. Is that suitable?
- Yes, it is.
- Here’s your key. If you need anything, dial 0 on your room
phone.
- Can I have the Wi-Fi password?
- Sure.
- What time is breakfast/lunch/dinner?
- It’s from X to Y.

3. CALLING TO CANCEL A REVERSATION


- I’m calling to cancel a reservation that I made last
week/month.
- To cancel your reservation, I need your name, phone
number and ID.
- My name is MJ, my phone number is 87324973, and my ID
is 12387129.
- I can see your reservation on my computer. Let me cancel
it. Your reservation is cancelled.
- Thanks, that’s very kind (kaind) of you. (Muy amable)
- You’re welcome.

4. CHECKING OUT
- I am checking out. Here is the key to my room.
- Thank you. I’ll print out your receipt, and then you’re free
to go. Here you go! Did you enjoy your stay at XYHZ Hotel?
- Yes, it was perfect.

5. CALLING RECEPTION
- Hello, reception.
- Hello, this is room 103. I have a problem with my wi-fi. It’s
not possible to connect it to my laptop.
- Okay, sir. I’ll send someone up to look at it right now.
- Thank you.
- I also have a problem with my hot water. It’s always cold.
- I’ll take note, sir. And we’ll have a look at it ASAP (as soon
as possible).
- Thank you.
- I haven’t got toilet paper. How can I get some?
- We’ll have it delivered within 10 minutes.
- Thank you.
- I haven’t got fitted sheets (bajera) / pillow case (funda de la
almohada) / duvet (edredón) / blanket (manta).

6. BUS (ASKING WHERE TO GET OFF)


- Excuse me, this bus goes to Fifth Avenue, right? | Excuse
me, where does this bus go?
- Yes, it’ll take us there.
- Are you sure?
- Yes, sir.
- How long is the (bus) ride?
- It takes half an hour. (30 minutes)
- Where do I get off?
- You have to get off in two stops.
- Thank you.

7. AT A DOCTOR / HOSPITAL
- (Doctor): Good morning, please have a seat. What’s the
problem?
- Good morning, doctor. I have a headache (tengo dolor de
cabeza) | I have a stomachache (me duele la tripa). I feel
sick.
- Do you have diarrhea?
- Yes, a little.
- Do you have any other symptoms?
- No, that’s it.
- Do you feel nauseous?
- Yes, I do. I also feel dizzy. (mareado)
- When did the symptoms start?
- Two days ago.
- All right. Take off your clothes to the waist and lie down
there. (Desvístete hasta la cintura y túmbate ahí). Tell me
where it hurts. (Dime dónde te duele)
- It hurts. (Me duele)
- Okay, I’ll give you a prescription for some tablets.

8. AT THE CHEMIST’S/PHARMACY
- (Pharmacist): Good morning. How can I help you?
- Good morning. I have a prescription.
- Let me see. Okay, I think we have it. Let me get that for
you. Here you are.
- Thank you. How do I use them?
- You need to take these pills every 8 hours for 7 days | once
(una vez)/ twice (dos veces) / three times (3 veces) a day
before you go to sleep (antes de irte a dormir).
- How long do I take them for?
- Ten days. It’s important that you finish all the package.
Some side effects (efectos secundarios) are dizziness and
nervousness.
- Okay, thanks. Can I pay with my card?
- Sure! That’ll be $14. Is there anything else I can help you
with?
- No, that’s all. Thank you.
- You’re welcome. Here’s your receipt.
- Have a good a day.
- You too.
9. AT THE SHOPPING CENTER
- Can I help you, sir?
- Yes. I’m looking for toothpaste. Where can I find (faind) it?
- It’s on the next hall.
- Thank you.
- Do you have trainers?
- Just a minute. I’ll go and check.
- Here you are. These are in an (42). Do you want to try them
on? (¿Quieres probártelas)
- Yes, I do. How much?
- They’re $60.
- That’s fine. Do you take Mastercard? | Oh, that’s too
expensive.
- Sure. Here’s your receipt.

10. ASKING FOR A REFUND


- Can I help you?
- Yes. I bought (compré) these trainers yesterday.
- I remember. Is there a problem?
- Yes. They are (too) small/big. | They’re broken/torn (están
rotas).
- What size are they?
- They’re a ten, but I take a 11.
- Okay. I’ll go and check.
- I’m sorry, but we don’t have them in an 11. You can have
another model or a refund.
- You can give me another model.
- Sure.
- Can I see the trainers?
- Of course. There you go.
- Sorry. I don’t like them. Can I have a refund?
- No problem. Do you have the receipt?
- Yes. Here it is.
- Alright, the refund is made. Is there anything else I can help
you with?
- No, that’s all. Thank you.

QUESTION WORDS

WHAT = QUÉ

WHICH = CUÁL

HOW = CÓMO

HOW MUCH (INCONTABLE) = CUÁNTO

HOW MANY (CONTABLE) = CUÁNTOS

HOW LONG = CUÁNTO TIEMPO

HOW FAR = A QUÉ DISTANCIA

WHEN = CUÁNDO

WHERE = DÓNDE

WHO = QUIÉN

WHOSE = DE QUIÉN

WHAT TIME = A QUÉ HORA

11. AT THE PET SHOP


- What a beautiful cat/dog/bird/turtle/snake/fish. What do
you think? (Qué piensas)
- I think I prefer an eagle/spider/parrot(loro).
- I think dogs are more loyal than (más leales que) cats.
- Okay, but you have to walk it every day.
- Good point (Tienes razón). I think it’s easier (Creo que es
más fácil) to look after (cuidar) a fish.
- Okay, but let’s come another day.

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