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42 Spanish Phrases for Moving into a Student Dormitory

42 compact Spanish phrases for dorm check-in, room keys, roommates, shared spaces, laundry, internet, maintenance, visitors, and deposits.

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Check-in and room

  • 01

    Vengo a registrarme en la residencia.

    I am here to check in at the dormitory.

  • 02

    ¿Dónde entrego los documentos?

    Where do I hand in the documents?

  • 03

    ¿Cuál es mi habitación?

    What is my room?

  • 04

    Me asignaron una habitación compartida.

    I was assigned a shared room.

  • 05

    ¿Puedo cambiar de habitación?

    Can I change rooms?

  • 06

    ¿A qué hora puedo entrar?

    What time can I enter?

  • 07

    Necesito ayuda con las cajas.

    I need help with the boxes.

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Keys and access

  • 08

    ¿Dónde recojo la llave?

    Where do I pick up the key?

  • 09

    Perdí la llave de la residencia.

    I lost the dormitory key.

  • 10

    La tarjeta no abre la puerta.

    The card does not open the door.

  • 11

    ¿Abre también la entrada principal?

    Does it also open the main entrance?

  • 12

    Necesito una copia de la llave.

    I need a copy of the key.

  • 13

    ¿Hay horario de entrada?

    Is there an entry schedule?

  • 14

    La puerta principal está cerrada.

    The main door is locked.

Roommate and rules

  • 15

    ¿Quién es mi compañero de cuarto?

    Who is my roommate?

  • 16

    Quiero presentarme a mi compañero.

    I want to introduce myself to my roommate.

  • 17

    ¿Cuáles son las normas?

    What are the rules?

  • 18

    ¿Hay horas de silencio?

    Are there quiet hours?

  • 19

    Necesito estudiar por la noche.

    I need to study at night.

  • 20

    Hablemos del horario de limpieza.

    Let's talk about the cleaning schedule.

  • 21

    Prefiero mantener la puerta cerrada.

    I prefer to keep the door closed.

Shared spaces

  • 22

    ¿Dónde está la cocina común?

    Where is the shared kitchen?

  • 23

    ¿Puedo usar esta nevera?

    Can I use this fridge?

  • 24

    La ducha no tiene agua caliente.

    The shower has no hot water.

  • 25

    El baño está ocupado.

    The bathroom is occupied.

  • 26

    ¿Dónde tiro la basura?

    Where do I throw away the trash?

  • 27

    La sala común está reservada.

    The common room is reserved.

  • 28

    Dejemos la cocina limpia.

    Let's leave the kitchen clean.

Laundry and internet

  • 29

    ¿Dónde está la lavandería?

    Where is the laundry room?

  • 30

    ¿Cuánto cuesta lavar?

    How much does washing cost?

  • 31

    La lavadora no funciona.

    The washing machine does not work.

  • 32

    Necesito la clave del Wi-Fi.

    I need the Wi-Fi password.

  • 33

    Internet va muy lento.

    The internet is very slow.

  • 34

    No tengo señal en mi cuarto.

    I have no signal in my room.

  • 35

    ¿A quién aviso del problema?

    Who do I tell about the problem?

Maintenance and deposit

  • 36

    La calefacción no funciona.

    The heating does not work.

  • 37

    Hay una fuga en mi cuarto.

    There is a leak in my room.

  • 38

    Quiero reportar una avería.

    I want to report a fault.

  • 39

    ¿Puedo recibir visitas?

    Can I receive visitors?

  • 40

    ¿Debo registrar a mis invitados?

    Do I need to register my guests?

  • 41

    ¿Cuándo devuelven el depósito?

    When do you return the deposit?

  • 42

    Necesito un recibo del pago.

    I need a payment receipt.

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