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40 Spanish phrases for your trip to Spain
The real phrases people use in cafes, shops, taxis and hotels in Spain - what they mean and how to say them. Eight everyday situations, five phrases each, ready to keep on your phone.
What's inside
- 40 real phrases from the Hola Calle app, chosen for a first trip to Spain
- 8 everyday situations, from your first coffee to the pharmacy
- What each phrase means in your language, with a pronunciation guide
- A free PDF you can keep on your phone
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How to order a coffee like a local
- Textbooks teach “me gustaría un café”
- In Spain you will hear “ponme un café, porfa”
- The guide has 40 phrases like this one
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Cafe and bar
¿Me pones un café, porfa?
Can I get a coffee, please?
meh POH-nes oon kah-FEH, POR-fah
Ponme una caña, porfa.
A small beer, please.
PON-meh OO-nah KAH-nyah, POR-fah.
¿Me pones otra, porfa?
Can I have another one, please?
¿meh POH-nes OH-trah, POR-fah?
Para mí, lo mismo, porfa.
For me, the same, please.
PAH-rah mee, lo MEEZ-mo, POR-fah.
La cuenta, por favor.
The bill, please.
Lah KWEN-tah, por fah-VOR.