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42 Spanish Phrases for Communicating with Neighbors
42 Spanish phrases for talking with neighbors: introductions, noise, building rules, shared spaces, deliveries, maintenance problems, and safety issues.
Table of Contents
Introductions
- 01
Hola, soy del segundo piso.
Hi, I am from the second floor.
- 02
Vivo justo al lado.
I live right next door.
- 03
Encantado de conocerle.
Nice to meet you.
- 04
¿Necesita algo?
Do you need anything?
- 05
Puede tocar mi puerta.
You can knock on my door.
- 06
Le dejo mi número.
I will leave you my number.
- 07
Gracias por avisarme.
Thank you for letting me know.
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Noise concerns
- 08
¿Puede bajar la música?
Can you turn the music down?
- 09
Se oye mucho ruido.
There is a lot of noise.
- 10
Necesito descansar temprano.
I need to rest early.
- 11
Evite mover muebles de noche.
Please avoid moving furniture at night.
- 12
El taladro molesta mucho.
The drill noise is very bothersome.
- 13
¿Podemos hablarlo con calma?
Can we discuss it calmly?
- 14
Gracias por entenderlo.
Thank you for understanding.
Building rules
- 15
¿Cuáles son las normas?
What are the rules?
- 16
Hay horas de silencio.
There are quiet hours.
- 17
No se permite fumar aquí.
Smoking is not allowed here.
- 18
La puerta debe quedar cerrada.
The door must stay closed.
- 19
¿Puedo usar la terraza?
Can I use the terrace?
- 20
La reunión será mañana.
The meeting will be tomorrow.
- 21
Avisemos al administrador.
Let's notify the administrator.
Shared spaces
- 22
La escalera está sucia.
The stairway is dirty.
- 23
El ascensor no funciona.
The elevator is not working.
- 24
Dejaron bolsas en el pasillo.
Bags were left in the hallway.
- 25
¿Podemos mantenerlo ordenado?
Can we keep it tidy?
- 26
La lavadora común está ocupada.
The shared washing machine is occupied.
- 27
Reservé la sala común.
I booked the common room.
- 28
Falta luz en el garaje.
A light is out in the garage.
Deliveries and access
- 29
Recibí su paquete.
I received your package.
- 30
Dejaron esto para usted.
They left this for you.
- 31
¿Puede abrir el portal?
Can you open the entrance door?
- 32
No funciona mi llave.
My key does not work.
- 33
Su coche bloquea mi plaza.
Your car is blocking my space.
- 34
Necesito pasar con muebles.
I need to pass with furniture.
- 35
El repartidor llamó abajo.
The delivery person called downstairs.
Maintenance and safety
- 36
Hay una fuga arriba.
There is a leak upstairs.
- 37
Huele a gas aquí.
It smells like gas here.
- 38
Llamé al administrador.
I called the administrator.
- 39
¿Puede cerrar la ventana?
Can you close the window?
- 40
Mi perro está nervioso.
My dog is nervous.
- 41
Los niños están jugando.
The children are playing.
- 42
Llamemos a emergencias.
Let's call emergency services.
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