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42 Spanish Phrases for Beach and Pool Trips
42 compact Spanish phrases for beach and pool trips, including loungers, shade, sunscreen, sea conditions, lifeguards, pool rules, towels, and facilities.
Table of Contents
Beach Setup
- 01
Dos tumbonas, por favor.
Two loungers, please.
- 02
Cerca de la orilla.
Near the shore.
- 03
¿La sombrilla está incluida?
Is the umbrella included?
- 04
Necesito más sombra.
I need more shade.
- 05
La tumbona está rota.
The lounger is broken.
- 06
¿Esta zona es privada?
Is this area private?
- 07
¿Dónde pago la reserva?
Where do I pay for the reservation?
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Sun Protection
- 08
Necesito protector solar.
I need sunscreen.
- 09
¿Es resistente al agua?
Is it water-resistant?
- 10
Me quemé ayer.
I got sunburned yesterday.
- 11
Quiero estar a la sombra.
I want to stay in the shade.
- 12
¿Hay una zona cubierta?
Is there a covered area?
- 13
Debo reaplicar la crema.
I need to reapply the cream.
- 14
El sol está muy fuerte.
The sun is very strong.
Sea Conditions
- 15
¿Hay corriente fuerte hoy?
Is there a strong current today?
- 16
La marea está subiendo.
The tide is rising.
- 17
¿Es seguro nadar aquí?
Is it safe to swim here?
- 18
Hay medusas en el agua.
There are jellyfish in the water.
- 19
Las olas están fuertes.
The waves are strong.
- 20
¿Dónde están las boyas?
Where are the buoys?
- 21
No quiero alejarme mucho.
I do not want to go far out.
Lifeguard and First Aid
- 22
¿Dónde está el socorrista?
Where is the lifeguard?
- 23
Necesito primeros auxilios.
I need first aid.
- 24
Tengo un corte en el pie.
I have a cut on my foot.
- 25
Hay cristales en la arena.
There is glass in the sand.
- 26
Una persona tiene calambres.
Someone has cramps.
- 27
¿Qué significa la bandera amarilla?
What does the yellow flag mean?
- 28
La bandera roja prohíbe nadar.
The red flag means no swimming.
Pool Rules
- 29
¿Hay que ducharse antes?
Do we need to shower first?
- 30
La piscina está muy llena.
The pool is very crowded.
- 31
El borde está resbaladizo.
The edge is slippery.
- 32
¿Dónde está la zona profunda?
Where is the deep area?
- 33
Los niños necesitan manguitos.
Children need armbands.
- 34
¿Se permite saltar aquí?
Is jumping allowed here?
- 35
¿A qué hora cierra la piscina?
What time does the pool close?
Towels and Facilities
- 36
Necesito una toalla limpia.
I need a clean towel.
- 37
La pulsera se rompió.
The wristband broke.
- 38
¿Dónde devuelvo la toalla?
Where do I return the towel?
- 39
¿Hay duchas cerca?
Are there showers nearby?
- 40
Quiero enjuagarme la sal.
I want to rinse off the salt.
- 41
¿Dónde están los baños?
Where are the restrooms?
- 42
¿Puedo pedir agua fría?
Can I ask for cold water?
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