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42 Spanish Phrases for Parents at the Playground
42 Spanish phrases for meeting other parents at the playground: children, schools, playdates, sharing toys, safety, snacks, and exchanging contacts.
Table of Contents
Introductions
- 01
Hola, soy Laura.
Hi, I am Laura.
- 02
¿Vienes a este parque a menudo?
Do you come to this park often?
- 03
Somos nuevos en el barrio.
We are new to the neighborhood.
- 04
Nuestros hijos juegan juntos.
Our children are playing together.
- 05
Encantado de conocerte.
Nice to meet you.
- 06
Hace buen día para jugar.
It is a nice day to play.
- 07
¿De dónde sois?
Where are you from?
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Talking about kids
- 08
¿Cómo se llama tu peque?
What is your little one's name?
- 09
Mi hijo tiene cuatro años.
My son is four years old.
- 10
Le encanta jugar con arena.
She loves playing with sand.
- 11
Tu hija parece muy sociable.
Your daughter seems very sociable.
- 12
Mi niña es un poco tímida.
My girl is a little shy.
- 13
¿Van al mismo colegio?
Do they go to the same school?
- 14
Está aprendiendo a compartir.
He is learning to share.
Schools and routines
- 15
¿Va a la guardería?
Does she go to daycare?
- 16
Buscamos escuela infantil cerca.
We are looking for a preschool nearby.
- 17
¿Recomiendas alguna escuela?
Do you recommend any school?
- 18
Venimos después de la siesta.
We come after nap time.
- 19
Solemos venir por la tarde.
We usually come in the afternoon.
- 20
¿Vives cerca de aquí?
Do you live near here?
- 21
¿Qué actividades hace tu hijo?
What activities does your child do?
Playdates and sharing
- 22
¿Quieren jugar juntos otro día?
Do they want to play together another day?
- 23
Podemos quedar este fin de semana.
We can meet this weekend.
- 24
¿Prefieres por la mañana?
Do you prefer in the morning?
- 25
Trajimos algunos juguetes.
We brought some toys.
- 26
Pueden compartir el balón.
They can share the ball.
- 27
No pasa nada, son niños.
It is okay, they are children.
- 28
Vamos a turnarnos.
Let's take turns.
Safety and snacks
- 29
Cuidado con el columpio.
Be careful with the swing.
- 30
No corras tan cerca.
Do not run so close.
- 31
¿Tu hijo tiene alergias?
Does your child have allergies?
- 32
Traje agua y fruta.
I brought water and fruit.
- 33
¿Quieres una galleta?
Do you want a cookie?
- 34
Ese tobogán está mojado.
That slide is wet.
- 35
Voy a vigilar desde aquí.
I will watch from here.
Contact and small talk
- 36
¿Intercambiamos números?
Shall we exchange numbers?
- 37
Te escribo por WhatsApp.
I will message you on WhatsApp.
- 38
Fue un gusto conocerte.
It was nice to meet you.
- 39
Nos vemos otro día.
See you another day.
- 40
¿Conoces otros parques buenos?
Do you know other good parks?
- 41
Este parque está muy limpio.
This park is very clean.
- 42
Gracias por la charla.
Thanks for the chat.
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