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42 Spanish Phrases for Drivers at a Gas Station
42 Spanish phrases for drivers at a gas station: fuel type, pump numbers, prepaying, card issues, receipts, tire pressure, EV charging, and the car wash.
Table of Contents
Fuel Type
- 01
Gasolina sin plomo, por favor.
Unleaded gasoline, please.
- 02
Diésel normal, por favor.
Regular diesel, please.
- 03
No quiero diésel premium.
I do not want premium diesel.
- 04
¿Es gasolina de noventa y cinco?
Is it ninety-five gasoline?
- 05
¿Qué surtidor tiene noventa y ocho?
Which pump has ninety-eight?
- 06
Elegí el combustible equivocado.
I chose the wrong fuel.
- 07
Es un coche de alquiler.
It is a rental car.
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Pump and Prepay
- 08
Surtidor número cuatro.
Pump number four.
- 09
Active el surtidor, por favor.
Activate the pump, please.
- 10
La pantalla no responde.
The screen does not respond.
- 11
Quiero llenar el depósito.
I want to fill the tank.
- 12
Treinta euros de gasolina.
Thirty euros of gasoline.
- 13
¿Puedo pagar después?
Can I pay afterward?
- 14
El prepago no aparece.
The prepayment does not appear.
Payment and Receipt
- 15
¿Aceptan tarjetas extranjeras?
Do you accept foreign cards?
- 16
Pago con tarjeta.
I am paying by card.
- 17
Pago en efectivo.
I am paying in cash.
- 18
La tarjeta fue retenida.
The card was held.
- 19
Me cobraron de más.
I was overcharged.
- 20
Necesito recibo con litros.
I need a receipt with liters.
- 21
Envíeme la factura, por favor.
Send me the invoice, please.
Tire Pressure
- 22
¿Dónde está el aire?
Where is the air pump?
- 23
Necesito inflar las ruedas.
I need to inflate the tires.
- 24
¿Qué presión recomienda?
What pressure do you recommend?
- 25
La rueda está baja.
The tire is low.
- 26
¿La máquina acepta tarjeta?
Does the machine accept cards?
- 27
Necesito una ficha.
I need a token.
- 28
El manómetro no funciona.
The pressure gauge does not work.
Fluids and Supplies
- 29
Necesito aceite de motor.
I need motor oil.
- 30
¿Puede revisar el aceite?
Can you check the oil?
- 31
Líquido limpiaparabrisas, por favor.
Windshield washer fluid, please.
- 32
¿Tienen anticongelante?
Do you have antifreeze?
- 33
Necesito guantes desechables.
I need disposable gloves.
- 34
¿Dónde tiro esto?
Where do I throw this away?
- 35
Compraré agua y café.
I will buy water and coffee.
EV and Services
- 36
¿Hay cargador eléctrico?
Is there an EV charger?
- 37
El cargador no inicia.
The charger does not start.
- 38
¿Cuánto tarda la carga?
How long does charging take?
- 39
Quiero usar el lavado.
I want to use the car wash.
- 40
¿Dónde está el baño?
Where is the restroom?
- 41
¿La tienda está abierta?
Is the shop open?
- 42
Gracias, buen viaje.
Thanks, have a good trip.
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