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42 Spanish Phrases for Enrolling a Child in Activities
42 Spanish phrases for enrolling a child in activities: clubs, sports, arts classes, schedules, fees, trial lessons, consent forms, and cancellations.
Table of Contents
Enrollment
- 01
Quiero inscribir a mi hijo.
I want to enroll my child.
- 02
¿Quedan plazas disponibles?
Are there places available?
- 03
¿Qué documentos necesito?
What documents do I need?
- 04
¿Puedo inscribirlo en línea?
Can I enroll him online?
- 05
¿Cuándo empieza la inscripción?
When does enrollment start?
- 06
Busca una actividad después de clase.
They are looking for an after-school activity.
- 07
Le interesa el teatro.
They are interested in theater.
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Schedule
- 08
¿Qué días se reúne el club?
What days does the club meet?
- 09
¿A qué hora empieza?
What time does it start?
- 10
¿Cuánto dura cada sesión?
How long does each session last?
- 11
¿Hay clases en vacaciones?
Are there classes during holidays?
- 12
Este horario no nos conviene.
This schedule does not work for us.
- 13
¿Podemos cambiar de grupo?
Can we change groups?
- 14
Necesito horario de tarde.
I need an afternoon schedule.
Fees and trial class
- 15
¿Cuánto cuesta al mes?
How much does it cost per month?
- 16
¿Hay matrícula inicial?
Is there an initial enrollment fee?
- 17
¿Se paga por trimestre?
Is it paid by term?
- 18
¿Hay descuento para hermanos?
Is there a sibling discount?
- 19
¿Puede probar una clase?
Can they try one class?
- 20
Quiero reservar clase de prueba.
I want to book a trial class.
- 21
¿La prueba es gratuita?
Is the trial free?
Age and level
- 22
Tiene siete años.
They are seven years old.
- 23
¿Qué grupo le corresponde?
Which group fits them?
- 24
Es principiante.
They are a beginner.
- 25
Ya practicó antes.
They have practiced before.
- 26
Necesita un grupo tranquilo.
They need a calm group.
- 27
¿Hay nivel avanzado?
Is there an advanced level?
- 28
¿Puede cambiar de nivel?
Can they change level?
Equipment and pickup
- 29
¿Qué material debe traer?
What equipment should they bring?
- 30
¿Necesita uniforme?
Do they need a uniform?
- 31
¿Dónde compro el material?
Where do I buy the equipment?
- 32
Traerá botella de agua.
They will bring a water bottle.
- 33
¿Dónde recogemos a los niños?
Where do we pick up the children?
- 34
Su abuela lo recogerá.
His grandmother will pick him up.
- 35
¿Necesita autorización escrita?
Do you need written authorization?
Forms and cancellation
- 36
Aquí está el formulario firmado.
Here is the signed form.
- 37
Tiene alergia a los frutos secos.
They are allergic to nuts.
- 38
Traje el informe médico.
I brought the medical report.
- 39
¿Puedo cancelar la inscripción?
Can I cancel the enrollment?
- 40
¿Devuelven el dinero?
Do you refund the money?
- 41
Queremos pausar un mes.
We want to pause for one month.
- 42
Gracias por la información.
Thank you for the information.
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