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42 Spanish Phrases for Hitchhiking Safely

42 compact Spanish phrases for hitchhiking safely, including asking for rides, routes, pickup spots, boundaries, small talk, cost sharing, weather, and help.

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Asking for a Ride

  • 01

    ¿Va hacia el norte?

    Are you going north?

  • 02

    Hago autostop al próximo pueblo.

    I am hitchhiking to the next town.

  • 03

    ¿Tiene sitio para una persona?

    Do you have room for one person?

  • 04

    Cualquier punto cercano sirve.

    Any nearby point is fine.

  • 05

    ¿Puede acercarme unos kilómetros?

    Can you take me a few kilometers?

  • 06

    No llevo mucho equipaje.

    I do not have much luggage.

  • 07

    Gracias por parar.

    Thanks for stopping.

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Route and Drop-Off

  • 08

    Mi destino final es Granada.

    My final destination is Granada.

  • 09

    Puedo avanzar por etapas.

    I can travel in stages.

  • 10

    ¿Pasa por la carretera nacional?

    Do you pass by the national road?

  • 11

    ¿Hasta dónde llega hoy?

    How far are you going today?

  • 12

    Me sirve la próxima salida.

    The next exit works for me.

  • 13

    Prefiero bajar en la gasolinera.

    I prefer to get out at the gas station.

  • 14

    ¿Puede dejarme en un lugar seguro?

    Can you drop me in a safe place?

Pickup Spot

  • 15

    ¿Es seguro esperar aquí?

    Is it safe to wait here?

  • 16

    Hay poco espacio para parar.

    There is little space to stop.

  • 17

    Mejor espero en la gasolinera.

    I will wait at the gas station instead.

  • 18

    No quiero bloquear la entrada.

    I do not want to block the entrance.

  • 19

    Necesito un lugar con luz.

    I need a place with light.

  • 20

    Mi cartel dice Valencia.

    My sign says Valencia.

  • 21

    El viento tapa mi señal.

    The wind covers my sign.

Boundaries

  • 22

    Prefiero viajar de día.

    I prefer to travel by day.

  • 23

    No subo si va lleno.

    I will not get in if it is full.

  • 24

    No me siento cómodo.

    I do not feel comfortable.

  • 25

    Déjeme bajar aquí, por favor.

    Let me get out here, please.

  • 26

    Avisaré a un amigo.

    I will tell a friend.

  • 27

    Quiero enviar la matrícula.

    I want to send the license plate.

  • 28

    Gracias, prefiero esperar.

    Thanks, I prefer to wait.

Small Talk and Cost

  • 29

    ¿Hace mucho este viaje?

    Do you make this trip often?

  • 30

    Voy de mochilero.

    I am backpacking.

  • 31

    No fumo, gracias.

    I do not smoke, thanks.

  • 32

    Puedo ayudar con gasolina.

    I can help with gas.

  • 33

    No quiero que se desvíe.

    I do not want you to detour.

  • 34

    ¿Le molesta la mochila?

    Does the backpack bother you?

  • 35

    El asiento quedará limpio.

    The seat will stay clean.

Weather and Problems

  • 36

    Está lloviendo mucho.

    It is raining a lot.

  • 37

    No quiero caminar con niebla.

    I do not want to walk in fog.

  • 38

    Mi teléfono no tiene batería.

    My phone has no battery.

  • 39

    Necesito cargarlo un momento.

    I need to charge it for a moment.

  • 40

    Hay un control policial.

    There is a police checkpoint.

  • 41

    Llevo mi documento.

    I have my ID.

  • 42

    Gracias por el aventón.

    Thanks for the lift.

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