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Test your understanding of beginner travel vocabulary.
| Audio | Spanish | English Translation |
|---|---|---|
| Tengo que comprar un billete en la taquilla de la estación. | I have to buy a ticket at the station's ticket office. | |
| Los pasajeros están esperando el autobús hacia el aeropuerto. | The passengers are waiting for the bus to the airport. | |
| Necesito mostrar mi pasaporte y la tarjeta de embarque en la puerta. | I need to show my passport and boarding pass at the gate. | |
| Mi maleta está sobre la cama del hotel. | My suitcase is on top of the hotel bed. | |
| Tomamos un taxi para ir a la playa por la mañana. | We take a taxi to go to the beach in the morning. |
Test your understanding of intermediate travel vocabulary.
| Audio | Spanish | English Translation |
|---|---|---|
| El piloto nos informó de que el vuelo sufriría un pequeño retraso. | The pilot informed us that the flight would suffer a short delay. | |
| Pasamos por la aduana sin ningún problema con nuestro equipaje. | We went through customs without any problem with our luggage. | |
| El itinerario del crucero incluye varias paradas en islas mediterráneas. | The cruise itinerary includes several stops at Mediterranean islands. | |
| Debes acudir a la oficina de objetos perdidos si buscas tu mochila. | You should go to the lost and found office if you are looking for your backpack. | |
| La tripulación del barco garantizó la seguridad durante toda la travesía. | The ship's crew guaranteed safety throughout the journey. |
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