Your virtual journey starts here 🌍
Imagine that you are planning a trip. Each activity is a stage:
Aeropuerto ✈️ → Hotel 🏨 → Ciudad 🏙️ → Restaurante 🍽️ → Atracciones 🎡
Vocabulary by categories
| Category | Palabras clave |
|---|---|
| Transporte | airport, flight, ticket, gate, bus, train, taxi, subway, boarding pass, departure, arrival |
| Alojamiento | hotel, room, check-in, check-out, key, reception, reservation, lobby, single/double room |
| Lugares | museum, beach, park, restaurant, market, hospital, bank, station, square, monument |
| Acciones | book, reserve, pack, arrive, depart, explore, visit, check, confirm |
Useful travel phrases
At the airport:
- "Where is gate 25?"
- "When does the flight board?"
- "I need to check in my luggage."
At the hotel:
- "I'd like to check in, please."
- "I have a reservation under the name..."
- "What time is breakfast?"
- "Could I have a wake-up call at 7 AM?"
In the city:
- "Where is the nearest subway station?"
- "How much is a ticket to downtown?"
- "How do I get to the museum?"
- "Is it walking distance?"
In restaurants/stores:
- "Table for two, please."
- "Could I see the menu?"
- "How much does this cost?"
💡 Travel Tip: In English-speaking countries, the tip (tip) is usually 15-20% in restaurants. Question: "Is service included?"
🎯 Strategy: Practice these phrases out loud before traveling. In real situations, fluency matters more than perfection.
🗣️ Pronunciation Tip: "Th" in "thank you" and "the" sound different. In "thank" it is soft /θ/, in "the" it is voiced /ð/. Put your tongue between your teeth.
⚠️ Common Mistake: Don't say "I want..." when you ask for something. It is direct and may sound rude. Use "I'd like..." or "Could I have...?"