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42 Spanish Phrases for Currency Exchange
42 compact Spanish phrases for currency exchange, including rates, fees, ID checks, cash denominations, receipts, card issues, and checking totals.
Table of Contents
Exchange Rate
- 01
¿Cuál es el tipo de cambio?
What is the exchange rate?
- 02
¿La tasa incluye comisiones?
Does the rate include fees?
- 03
Quiero cambiar cien euros.
I want to exchange one hundred euros.
- 04
¿La tasa cambia hoy?
Does the rate change today?
- 05
¿Puede mantener esta tasa?
Can you hold this rate?
- 06
Necesito el importe exacto.
I need the exact amount.
- 07
¿Hay comisión mínima?
Is there a minimum fee?
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ID and Receipt
- 08
¿Necesita mi pasaporte?
Do you need my passport?
- 09
Solo tengo una copia.
I only have a copy.
- 10
¿Firmo aquí, verdad?
I sign here, right?
- 11
Mi nombre está mal escrito.
My name is misspelled.
- 12
¿Necesita mi dirección?
Do you need my address?
- 13
¿Hay límite diario?
Is there a daily limit?
- 14
Quiero un recibo oficial.
I want an official receipt.
Cash Denominations
- 15
Prefiero billetes pequeños.
I prefer small bills.
- 16
No quiero billetes grandes.
I do not want large bills.
- 17
¿Tienen monedas de esta divisa?
Do you have coins in this currency?
- 18
Necesito billetes nuevos.
I need new bills.
- 19
Este billete está roto.
This bill is torn.
- 20
¿Aceptan billetes gastados?
Do you accept worn bills?
- 21
Cuente el dinero otra vez.
Count the money again.
Fees and Transaction
- 22
¿Cuánto recibiré en total?
How much will I receive in total?
- 23
¿Puede desglosar la comisión?
Can you break down the fee?
- 24
La pantalla muestra otra cantidad.
The screen shows another amount.
- 25
Creo que falta un billete.
I think one bill is missing.
- 26
¿Puedo cambiar solo una parte?
Can I exchange only part?
- 27
Quiero cancelar la operación.
I want to cancel the transaction.
- 28
Devuélvame mis billetes, por favor.
Return my bills, please.
Currencies and Cards
- 29
¿Cambian dólares a pesos?
Do you exchange dollars to pesos?
- 30
¿Aceptan libras esterlinas?
Do you accept pounds sterling?
- 31
¿Dónde hay cajero automático?
Where is there an ATM?
- 32
El cajero rechazó mi tarjeta.
The ATM rejected my card.
- 33
Necesito efectivo para el taxi.
I need cash for the taxi.
- 34
¿Hay mejor tasa en efectivo?
Is there a better cash rate?
- 35
¿Puedo pagar con tarjeta?
Can I pay by card?
Checking the Total
- 36
Guardo el recibo por seguridad.
I keep the receipt for safety.
- 37
¿El recibo muestra la tasa?
Does the receipt show the rate?
- 38
Necesito copia del comprobante.
I need a copy of the receipt.
- 39
¿Puedo revertir el cambio?
Can I reverse the exchange?
- 40
Prefiero hacer dos operaciones.
I prefer to make two transactions.
- 41
Gracias, todo está correcto.
Thanks, everything is correct.
- 42
Revise el total, por favor.
Check the total, please.
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