42 Spanish Phrases for Airport Duty-Free Shopping

42 compact Spanish phrases for airport duty-free shopping, including boarding passes, limits, sealed bags, perfume, alcohol, tobacco, gate delivery, and returns.

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Boarding Pass
Duty-Free Limits
Sealed Bags
Perfume and Liquids
Alcohol and Tobacco
Returns and Gate Timing

Boarding Pass

Aquí está mi tarjeta de embarque.
Here is my boarding pass.
El QR no se lee.
The QR code does not scan.
¿Sirve el código de barras?
Does the barcode work?
Mi puerta aún no aparece.
My gate does not appear yet.
El sistema no reconoce mi vuelo.
The system does not recognize my flight.
¿Necesita mi pasaporte?
Do you need my passport?
Pago antes de embarcar.
I am paying before boarding.

Duty-Free Limits

¿Cuál es el límite permitido?
What is the allowed limit?
¿Cuenta para aduanas?
Does it count for customs?
No quiero superar el límite.
I do not want to exceed the limit.
¿Puede separar las compras?
Can you separate the purchases?
¿Hay límite de alcohol?
Is there an alcohol limit?
¿Hay límite de tabaco?
Is there a tobacco limit?
¿Depende de mi destino?
Does it depend on my destination?

Sealed Bags

Necesito una bolsa sellada.
I need a sealed bag.
No abra la bolsa.
Do not open the bag.
¿El recibo va dentro?
Does the receipt go inside?
Tengo una conexión internacional.
I have an international connection.
¿Pasará otro control?
Will it go through another security check?
¿Sirve para otro aeropuerto?
Does it work for another airport?
Guarde visible el recibo.
Keep the receipt visible.

Perfume and Liquids

Quiero probar este perfume.
I want to try this perfume.
En papel, no en la piel.
On paper, not on the skin.
¿Cuánto dura el aroma?
How long does the scent last?
¿Puedo llevarlo en cabina?
Can I take it in the cabin?
Es de doscientos mililitros.
It is two hundred milliliters.
¿Debe ir sellado?
Does it need to be sealed?
Busco una fragancia suave.
I am looking for a soft fragrance.

Alcohol and Tobacco

¿Cuántas botellas puedo llevar?
How many bottles can I take?
Quiero vino local.
I want local wine.
No compro más alcohol.
I am not buying more alcohol.
¿Tienen puros pequeños?
Do you have small cigars?
¿Hay cartones más baratos?
Are there cheaper cartons?
¿Este precio incluye descuento?
Does this price include the discount?
Necesito una factura.
I need an invoice.

Returns and Gate Timing

¿Entregan en la puerta?
Do you deliver to the gate?
Mi vuelo sale pronto.
My flight leaves soon.
¿Puedo devolverlo antes de embarcar?
Can I return it before boarding?
El producto está equivocado.
The product is wrong.
Falta un artículo.
One item is missing.
¿Puede procesar la devolución ahora?
Can you process the return now?
Gracias, ya está todo.
Thanks, that is everything.

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