un billete de ida
one-way ticket
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Spanish for Airports and Train Stations
Practice Spanish travel chunks for tickets, check-in, boarding, luggage, security, platforms, delays, onboard needs, and urgent station help.
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Tickets and Booking
un billete de vuelta
return ticket
¿Dónde compro billetes?
Where do I buy tickets?
¿Hay asientos libres?
Are there available seats?
Quiero cambiar mi billete.
I want to change my ticket.
¿Está incluido el equipaje?
Is luggage included?
Check-in and Boarding
hacer el check-in
check in
la tarjeta de embarque
boarding pass
¿Dónde está la puerta?
Where is the gate?
la puerta de embarque
boarding gate
embarque inmediato
boarding now
última llamada
final call
Luggage
facturar una maleta
check a suitcase
equipaje de mano
carry-on luggage
mi maleta pesa demasiado
my suitcase is too heavy
¿Dónde recojo el equipaje?
Where do I collect luggage?
mi maleta no aparece
my suitcase hasn't appeared
una etiqueta de equipaje
luggage tag
Security and Documents
pasar el control
go through security
su pasaporte, por favor
your passport, please
control de seguridad
security check
líquidos en una bolsa
liquids in a bag
¿Necesito mostrar el visado?
Do I need to show the visa?
abra la mochila, por favor
open the backpack, please
Platforms and Gates
¿En qué andén sale?
Which platform does it leave from?
sale del andén cinco
it leaves from platform five
la vía tres
track three
cambiar de andén
change platforms
seguir las señales
follow the signs
la salida está allí
the exit is over there
Delays
el vuelo está retrasado
the flight is delayed
el tren está cancelado
the train is canceled
¿Hay otro tren?
Is there another train?
perdí mi conexión
I missed my connection
llegará veinte minutos tarde
it will arrive twenty minutes late
necesito información actualizada
I need updated information
On Board
mi asiento está ocupado
my seat is taken
¿Es este mi asiento?
Is this my seat?
subir al tren
get on the train
bajar en la próxima estación
get off at the next station
el vagón número dos
car number two
¿Hay enchufe aquí?
Is there an outlet here?
Help
me he perdido
I'm lost
necesito ayuda urgente
I need urgent help
¿Dónde está atención al cliente?
Where is customer service?
¿Puede llamar a seguridad?
Can you call security?
he perdido mi documento
I lost my document
necesito un recibo
I need a receipt
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