Un forfait de día, por favor.
A day ski pass, please.
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42 Spanish Phrases for Ski Resort Rentals
42 compact Spanish phrases for ski resort rentals, including ski passes, lifts, equipment, boots, lessons, weather, lockers, and damage questions.
This collection contains the most useful expressions that will help you feel confident in communication. Learning whole phrases allows you to speak faster and more naturally, without thinking about grammar.
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Ski Passes
¿Sirve para todos los remontes?
Does it work for all lifts?
Quiero medio día de esquí.
I want a half day of skiing.
¿Hay descuento para principiantes?
Is there a discount for beginners?
Perdí mi tarjeta del forfait.
I lost my ski pass card.
¿Puedo recargarla para mañana?
Can I reload it for tomorrow?
Necesito un forfait infantil.
I need a child ski pass.
Lifts and Slopes
¿Qué telesilla va a pistas azules?
Which chairlift goes to blue slopes?
¿Está abierto el telecabina?
Is the gondola open?
¿A qué hora cierra el remonte?
What time does the lift close?
¿Dónde escaneo el forfait?
Where do I scan the ski pass?
La pista verde está cerrada.
The green slope is closed.
Busco una pista fácil.
I am looking for an easy slope.
¿Hay mucha niebla arriba?
Is there heavy fog higher up?
Rental Gear
Necesito alquilar esquís y botas.
I need to rent skis and boots.
También necesito bastones.
I also need poles.
¿El casco está incluido?
Is the helmet included?
Es mi primera vez esquiando.
It is my first time skiing.
Quiero equipo para principiante.
I want beginner equipment.
¿Debo dejar un depósito?
Do I need to leave a deposit?
Alquilo solo hasta mediodía.
I am renting only until noon.
Boots and Fit
Uso la talla cuarenta y dos.
I wear size forty-two.
Estas botas me aprietan.
These boots are too tight.
Necesito medio número más.
I need half a size larger.
La bota derecha no cierra.
The right boot does not close.
Me duele el tobillo.
My ankle hurts.
¿Puede ajustar las fijaciones?
Can you adjust the bindings?
La fijación no se suelta.
The binding does not release.
Lessons and Safety
Quiero reservar una clase.
I want to book a lesson.
¿Hay clase para adultos?
Is there a class for adults?
Necesito un monitor paciente.
I need a patient instructor.
¿La pista roja es difícil?
Is the red slope difficult?
Me caí, pero estoy bien.
I fell, but I am okay.
Necesito ayuda en la pista.
I need help on the slope.
¿Dónde está primeros auxilios?
Where is first aid?
Lockers and Return
¿Dónde están los casilleros?
Where are the lockers?
El casillero no se abre.
The locker does not open.
¿Devuelvo el equipo aquí?
Do I return the equipment here?
Un bastón se dobló.
One pole bent.
Los esquís tienen arañazos.
The skis have scratches.
¿Me cobrarán por esto?
Will I be charged for this?
Necesito el recibo del alquiler.
I need the rental receipt.
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