One of the frequently visited countries in the world are
Spanish-speaking countries, like Spain, Mexico and Argentina. They are
mostly visited because of their colorful tradition and history. Some
visit these countries because of their beautiful beaches, delicious
cuisine and hospitable locals. This book is primarily intended for
travellers, who want to visit Spanish-speaking countries. It includes
phrases that you may use in many travelling situations, from arriving at
the airport to making friends. In every chapter, you will be given a
story or a situation in Spanish. On the other side of the page, you
will find the English translation of the Spanish phrases. With this
format, it will be easy for you to determine the meaning of some Spanish
words based on the English translations. The phrases used in the
situations are the same phrases you might need to say when you are
travelling. This book will not only teach you the phrases but will
teach you how to handle a Spanish conversation when you travel.
Here What You'll Learn After Downloading This Book: Introduction Chapter 1: At the airport Chapter 2: Travelling from the airport To the Hotel Chapter 3: At the Hotel Chapter 4: Going Around Chapter 5: Ordering food at the restaurant Chapter 6: Meeting Friends Chapter 7: Going Shopping Chapter 8: Emergency
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All comments (36)
StinkingQuentin
4 Aug 17#1
¡Gracias señor Boz!
Boz to StinkingQuentin
4 Aug 17#2
De nada mi amigo :relaxed:
Forgottenshopper
4 Aug 17#3
Thanks Boz..
Pootled
4 Aug 17#4
Thanks Boz.
abundzu
4 Aug 17#5
Thank you Boz! :raised_hand:
richziller
4 Aug 17#6
Cheers
pl6125
4 Aug 17#7
Thanks - useful.
danflorin3
4 Aug 17#8
Avoid Barcelona!! Full with pickpockets..
sola35 to danflorin3
4 Aug 17#9
its like that in every major city in the world as good as, its a lovely place to travel to Barcelona, it has many great sights to see and visit, i live in spain half the year, crime is at a very low rate towards the uk, just be on your guard when you visit the big citys like barcelona , madrid etc etc
danflorin3 to sola35
4 Aug 17#10
What about..all the shops have no prices on shelf for products, if they see that youre a foreigner, will ask high prices, 10€ for a beer????3€ for a 0.5 ml coke?Police from metro, where pickpocker pinch my phone don't know english, in train and costumer service , airport security..NO ENGLISH!!
Is not that nice to justify all this... Way expensive..you can see loads of great places with less money and you feel more safe than Barcelona. I like Spain..but Barcelona would be the last place on earth to go again!
sola35 to danflorin3
4 Aug 17#11
why should they speak english ? they are spanish you are in spain they speak spanish, do london police officers speak the 200+ languages what are spoken in london ? and re the prices well what can i say other than beer petrol cigarettes are a fraction of the price that you would pay in london and the uk.
danflorin3 to sola35
5 Aug 17#25
Sola..when you work at passport control, train and metro security, you should know english!!! English is not my first language but I can use it all over the world..except Barcelona..
dannyblackbeard to danflorin3
6 Aug 17#28
That's absolute horse manure and shows nothing but a clear lack of respect for the country you're visiting and a laughable sense of entitlement. Spanish isn't my first language and managed to travel through countries where people rarely speak English. It was my problem as a visitor to that country to learn the basics in case of emergencies. You need to grow up.
danflorin3 to dannyblackbeard
6 Aug 17#29
Where is the respect for visitors who visit that city? Over 3 millions in a year..deffo I need to grow up and choose better my destinations!
dannyblackbeard to danflorin3
6 Aug 17#31
Are they all Brits/ English speaking? It may have escaped your - clearly limited - attention , but 'English' isn't the only spoken language on this planet, it's not even the most used. Yeah, sorry, you do., somebody needs to give a reality check, the world doesn't revolve around you and your demands. All besides the point anyway. It's a majority Spanish speaking country. What part of that isn't sinking in? You're the perfect example of the entitled generation.
danflorin3 to dannyblackbeard
6 Aug 17#32
I'm really entlited to feel and be safe whereever I go..we can go like this all day long. Have a nice day!
dannyblackbeard to danflorin3
6 Aug 17#33
I didn't challenge that, everybody does the right to feel safe in other countries. I thought it was pretty obvious I called you entitled because you expect people in a majority Spanish speaking country to speak English.
dannyblackbeard to danflorin3
5 Aug 17#19
Pretty much all the locals speak English. The ones I met did. Maybe it's your attitude. Your approach. Do you know any Spanish? It's always good to know 'help', 'excuse me', 'do you speak English my (insert language)is bad' in case of any problems. Been to Spain 5-6 times now and never had an issue. Moaning about the locals speaking their own language is pretty funny and at the same time embarrassing to watch.
danflorin3 to dannyblackbeard
5 Aug 17#26
Danny, I've used google translate for the common things, like Hi, can you help me please, do you speak english etc etc...I don't know what more should I do with my attitude more than ask kindlyy to everybody to help me because some gang pinch my phone... after I pay loads of money to go in Barcelona, visit city, stadium, Sagrada Familia, aquarium, metro is very expensive and it happend in the metro..where is security, cameras etc?..Nothing to do now..but deffo Barcelona will be the last place on Earth to go back again!..Nobody stole my nothing in 25 years that I lived in my own country, but happend last year with myy bike in UK and now in the 'great' Barcelona...frustrating huh?
MrBeansDrivingInstructor to danflorin3
6 Aug 17#27
There is not no nothing not worserer than not losing your nothing! Particularly when nobody doesn't do it. Frustrating indeed!
dannyblackbeard to danflorin3
6 Aug 17#30
It happens, it's certainly not exclusive to Catalonia and you're generalising about a whole city. If you think Barcelona is rough you wouldn't last five seconds travelling the America's. Some bus journeys are advised to take armed escorts. Me, I preferred getting the 4 am bus when nobody is awake.
MrBeansDrivingInstructor to danflorin3
5 Aug 17#23
I believe that there are some pretty good English courses too but you may be in needing for requiring of ask with the costume department - you may need to apply in triplicate but you are more than welcome to borrow la plume de ma tante.
I had a nice holiday in Scunthorpe once - the art certainly put Barcelona to shame and I bought an original Velázquez for two barm cakes and a slice of black pudding.
Dogeared
4 Aug 17#12
Thanks. This will supplement my Duolingo lessons.
Arbk66
4 Aug 17#13
Salutations señor Boz!
Ta very much :thumbsup:
InNARA
4 Aug 17#14
Thanks OP!!!
Shatwell
4 Aug 17#15
Habla usted Inglés? :raised_hand:
Boz to Shatwell
5 Aug 17#16
kedgeman
5 Aug 17#17
Scorchio - thanks
frozencake
5 Aug 17#18
Sweet, will come in handy for my trips to Barcelona, thank you so much! Great find
dannyblackbeard
5 Aug 17#20
I don't know if this applies to all local councils but Hampshire does free online courses with interactive videos, spelling tests, grammar tests, situation videos, pronunciation tests, etc, for free if you're a member of the local library. I can't remember the name, I'll drop back with it later. Need to scrub up on my Spanish.
dannyblackbeard
5 Aug 17#21
The website is called Transparent. It's a fee normally but councils around the UK use this for members free. It's hard finding the site but it's worth it. Really useful.
MrBeansDrivingInstructor
5 Aug 17#22
As hot as Europe - scorchio Boz.
spitthedog1964
5 Aug 17#24
Dos San Miguel mi amigo por favor.
queenieburns
6 Aug 17#34
Merci buckets
gord22
7 Aug 17#35
Spain is so tacky. :stuck_out_tongue:
simjambra
10 Aug 17#36
Spain is an incredible country with great people. Heat
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One of the frequently visited countries in the world are
Spanish-speaking countries, like Spain, Mexico and Argentina. They are
mostly visited because of their colorful tradition and history. Some
visit these countries because of their beautiful beaches, delicious
cuisine and hospitable locals.
This book is primarily intended for
travellers, who want to visit Spanish-speaking countries. It includes
phrases that you may use in many travelling situations, from arriving at
the airport to making friends.
In every chapter, you will be given a
story or a situation in Spanish. On the other side of the page, you
will find the English translation of the Spanish phrases. With this
format, it will be easy for you to determine the meaning of some Spanish
words based on the English translations.
The phrases used in the
situations are the same phrases you might need to say when you are
travelling. This book will not only teach you the phrases but will
teach you how to handle a Spanish conversation when you travel.
Here What You'll Learn After Downloading This Book:
Introduction
Chapter 1: At the airport
Chapter 2: Travelling from the airport To the Hotel
Chapter 3: At the Hotel
Chapter 4: Going Around
Chapter 5: Ordering food at the restaurant
Chapter 6: Meeting Friends
Chapter 7: Going Shopping
Chapter 8: Emergency
Product details
Sold by: Amazon Media EU S.à r.l.
All comments (36)
Is not that nice to justify all this...
Way expensive..you can see loads of great places with less money and you feel more safe than Barcelona.
I like Spain..but Barcelona would be the last place on earth to go again!
I had a nice holiday in Scunthorpe once - the art certainly put Barcelona to shame and I bought an original Velázquez for two barm cakes and a slice of black pudding.
Ta very much :thumbsup: