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42 Spanish Phrases for Setting Up Home Internet
42 Spanish phrases for setting up home internet: checking coverage, choosing a plan, scheduling installation, router setup, and moving or cancelling service.
Table of Contents
Coverage and plans
- 01
¿Tienen cobertura en mi dirección?
Do you have coverage at my address?
- 02
¿Llega fibra a mi edificio?
Does fiber reach my building?
- 03
Mi código postal es 28014.
My postal code is 28014.
- 04
Busco internet para casa.
I am looking for home internet.
- 05
Trabajo desde casa.
I work from home.
- 06
¿Qué planes ofrecen aquí?
What plans do you offer here?
- 07
Quiero el plan más económico.
I want the cheapest plan.
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Speed and equipment
- 08
¿Qué velocidad incluye?
What speed is included?
- 09
Necesito buena subida.
I need good upload speed.
- 10
Hago muchas videollamadas.
I make many video calls.
- 11
¿El router está incluido?
Is the router included?
- 12
¿Necesito una roseta nueva?
Do I need a new fiber socket?
- 13
¿La conexión es por fibra?
Is the connection by fiber?
- 14
¿Puedo usar mi router?
Can I use my router?
Contract and installation
- 15
¿Hay permanencia?
Is there a minimum contract term?
- 16
¿Cuánto cuesta la instalación?
How much does installation cost?
- 17
¿Cuándo puede venir el técnico?
When can the technician come?
- 18
Prefiero cita por la mañana.
I prefer a morning appointment.
- 19
¿Necesitan acceso al cuarto técnico?
Do you need access to the technical room?
- 20
El portero abre por la tarde.
The concierge opens in the afternoon.
- 21
¿Debo estar en casa?
Do I need to be at home?
Technician visit
- 22
El técnico ya llegó.
The technician has arrived.
- 23
No encuentra la caja de fibra.
He cannot find the fiber box.
- 24
El cable debe pasar por aquí.
The cable needs to pass through here.
- 25
¿Puede probar la conexión?
Can you test the connection?
- 26
La señal Wi-Fi es débil.
The Wi-Fi signal is weak.
- 27
Cambie el nombre de red.
Change the network name.
- 28
Necesito la clave Wi-Fi.
I need the Wi-Fi password.
Billing and support
- 29
No recibí la factura.
I did not receive the bill.
- 30
El precio cambió este mes.
The price changed this month.
- 31
¿Incluye llamadas o solo internet?
Does it include calls or only internet?
- 32
Quiero pagar por domiciliación.
I want to pay by direct debit.
- 33
Internet va muy lento.
The internet is very slow.
- 34
El router se reinicia solo.
The router restarts by itself.
- 35
No hay conexión desde ayer.
There has been no connection since yesterday.
Moving and cancellation
- 36
Voy a mudarme pronto.
I am moving soon.
- 37
Quiero trasladar el servicio.
I want to transfer the service.
- 38
Mi nueva dirección es esta.
My new address is this one.
- 39
Necesito cancelar el contrato.
I need to cancel the contract.
- 40
¿Debo devolver el router?
Do I need to return the router?
- 41
Envíen la baja por escrito.
Send the cancellation in writing.
- 42
¿Cuándo termina el servicio?
When does the service end?
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