
Coffee Break Spanish CBS 1.31 | On a flight to Spain
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Aug 15, 2009 Join Mark and Kara as they take to the skies on their way to Spain, revisiting essential Spanish phrases for travel. Discover the vital vocabulary needed to navigate cafes and shopping in Spanish-speaking environments. Learn the nuances of polite inquiries and expressions of gratitude, enhancing your conversational skills. Packed with practical insights, this journey not only prepares you for everyday interactions but also showcases cultural nuances that make language learning enjoyable.
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Ask For Directions Clearly
- Ask “¿Dónde está la parada de autobuses?” to find the bus stop.
- Use directional replies like “Está a la derecha” or “Está a la izquierda” to follow directions.
Check If A Place Is Near Or Far
- Use '¿Está cerca de aquí?' or '¿Está lejos de aquí?' to ask about distance.
- Raise your voice to mark a question: “¿Está lejos de aquí?”
Polite Ordering In Cafés
- At a café say “por favor” or avoid 'oiga' in Spain to be polite.
- Order drinks with names like “una cerveza”, “una caña”, “un café con leche”, or “un cortado”.
