48 Spanish Phrases for Taxi Drivers (Audio)

Taxi Spanish for pickup, destinations, routes, airport trips, and fares. 48 phrases with English and audio.

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Pickup
Destination
Route
Airport and Stations
Fare and Payment
Comfort and Safety

Pickup

¿Usted pidió un taxi?
Did you order a taxi?
Soy su conductor.
I am your driver.
Puede subir ahora.
You can get in now.
Le ayudo con la maleta.
I will help you with the suitcase.
Confirme su nombre, por favor.
Confirm your name, please.
El taxi está enfrente.
The taxi is in front.
¿Viaja con más personas?
Are you traveling with more people?
Cierre bien la puerta.
Close the door properly.

Destination

¿A qué dirección vamos?
What address are we going to?
Muéstreme la dirección.
Show me the address.
¿Es este el hotel?
Is this the hotel?
¿Vamos al aeropuerto?
Are we going to the airport?
¿Quiere la entrada principal?
Do you want the main entrance?
Pondré la dirección en el navegador.
I will enter the address in the GPS.
Avíseme al llegar.
Let me know when we arrive.
¿Hay algún punto de referencia?
Is there any landmark?

Route

Tomaré la ruta más rápida.
I will take the fastest route.
Hay mucho tráfico.
There is a lot of traffic.
Podemos ir por el centro.
We can go through downtown.
Esta calle está cerrada.
This street is closed.
Giramos a la derecha.
We turn right.
Llegaremos en diez minutos.
We will arrive in ten minutes.
¿Prefiere evitar peajes?
Do you prefer to avoid tolls?
Voy a parar aquí.
I am going to stop here.

Airport and Stations

¿A qué terminal va?
Which terminal are you going to?
¿Qué compañía aérea es?
Which airline is it?
La estación está cerca.
The station is nearby.
Hay una zona de taxis.
There is a taxi area.
El tren sale pronto.
The train leaves soon.
Le dejo en salidas.
I will drop you at departures.
Recogeré a otro pasajero.
I will pick up another passenger.
Espere junto a la puerta.
Wait by the door.

Fare and Payment

La tarifa es fija.
The fare is fixed.
El taxímetro está encendido.
The meter is on.
Puede pagar con tarjeta.
You can pay by card.
¿Necesita recibo?
Do you need a receipt?
Introduzca el PIN.
Enter the PIN.
No tengo cambio.
I do not have change.
El peaje está incluido.
The toll is included.
Gracias por la propina.
Thank you for the tip.

Comfort and Safety

¿Está bien la temperatura?
Is the temperature okay?
¿Quiere abrir la ventana?
Do you want to open the window?
Póngase el cinturón.
Put on your seat belt.
No se olvide nada.
Do not forget anything.
Hay un desvío.
There is a detour.
Necesito parar un momento.
I need to stop for a moment.
Llame a emergencias.
Call emergency services.
Hemos llegado.
We have arrived.

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