Airport & baggage
Necesito mi maleta. Bags, passport, gates, and polite travel questions.
Spanish for travel
Practice the Spanish you’ll actually use on your trip.
Build practical confidence for cafés, hotels, airports, directions, shopping, and asking for help — without memorizing a giant phrase list.
Trip-ready phrases Coach roleplay Repair before you go
Made for the moment when you can read a phrase, but need to actually use it with another person.
Trip missionOrder coffee to go
Guided practice
Phrase frame
Quisiera…
Use one polite request across cafés, shops, and hotels.
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You’re at a café. Ask for a coffee to go.
Quisiera un café para llevar.
Great. Now ask for the bill politely.
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Trip-ready
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1First phrases
2Guided chats
3Useful fixes
4Real situations
5Practice that sticks
Trip situations
Practice the moments that matter most.
Instead of studying random words, rehearse the exact scenes where Spanish makes your trip easier.
Hotel check-in
Tengo una reserva. Reservations, rooms, keys, timing, and simple requests.
Cafés & restaurants
Quisiera un café. Ordering, asking for the bill, and fixing small mistakes.
Transit & directions
¿Dónde está el metro? Places, left/right, distance, buses, trains, and town basics.
Shops & prices
¿Cuánto cuesta? Prices, sizes, checkout, markets, and polite questions.
Problems & help
Necesito ayuda. Lost items, repetition, clarification, and staying calm.
Trip practice loop
Practice the phrase before the moment arrives.
A phrase list can help you read. Practice helps you answer when the server, clerk, or hotel desk talks back.
Start travel practice freeLearn the travel phrase
Start with one useful sentence frame for a real trip moment.
Practice the scene
Roleplay the café, hotel, airport, shop, or directions question.
Fix what slips
Get a gentle correction before the mistake becomes sticky.
Repair before you go
Bring back the phrases you are most likely to need on the trip.
Useful phrases
Start with sentences you can use immediately.
Each phrase becomes more useful when you practice it as part of a real scenario.
Quisiera un café para llevar.
I’d like a coffee to go.
Café / restaurant
Tengo una reserva.
I have a reservation.
Hotel
¿Dónde está el metro?
Where is the metro?
Directions
¿Puede repetir, por favor?
Can you repeat, please?
Getting unstuck
Good fit
Good for the trip moments that make people freeze.
Use this path when you want a few reliable travel phrases, realistic practice, and quick repairs before you have to say them out loud.
- You want travel Spanish you can actually say, not just recognize on a list.
- You have a trip coming up and want the highest-utility basics first.
- You feel nervous speaking and want private, low-pressure practice before real moments.
- You want cafés, hotels, airports, directions, shops, and help situations to feel less intimidating.
Travel questions
A few quick answers before you start.
Can I use this if I’m a complete beginner?
Yes. The travel path starts with simple, polite phrases and builds from there.
How soon before a trip should I start?
A few short sessions before your trip helps, but even one focused mission is better than a phrase list you never use.
Does this cover restaurants, hotels, and airports?
Yes. Those are core travel situations, along with directions, shopping, transit, and getting help.
Can I practice speaking?
Yes. You can start with text, then add spoken replies or live voice practice when you are ready.
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