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We have put together a PDF file with some helpful phrases for those who do not speak Spanish.  Once you click on the link below, the PDF file will appear in your browser.  You must have the Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on you computer (most computers come with this software already installed).  You can choose to save the file to your computer or you can print the file directly from your browser. Either option should be executed from the PDF portion of the browser window (directly above the file itself, not from the tool bar on your browser).  If you need Acrobat© Reader© software, use the link below, it's free, and everyone should have it.

The file will print on nine pages and covers the following subject areas:  General Spanish Phrases, Numbers, Time, Days/Months, At the Airport, At the Hotel, At the Restaurant, Shopping, At the Beach, Sightseeing, and First Aid.  There is also a simple Pronunciation Guide included.

Click here to display the "Helpful Spanish for Travelers" file.

Below is an example of part of the first page and the format used.
 

SPANISH PHRASES - General

Yes = Si
No = No
Please = Por favor
Thank you = Muchas Gracias
You're welcome = De nada
Hello = Hola
Good morning = Buenos días
Good afternoon or Good evening - Buenas tardes
Good night - Buenas noches
How are you? = ¿Cómo está usted?
Fine, thank you.  And you? = Muy bien, gracias.  ¿Y usted?
Goodbye = Hasta luego
Very good = Muy bien
My name is…. = Mi nombre es…
What is your name? = ¿Cuál es su nombre?
This is Mr…= Este es el Señor 
This is Mrs…. = Esta es la Señora…
Nice to meet you = Mucho gusto
Do you know Mr…? ¿Conoce usted al Señor…?
Do you know Mrs….? = ¿Conoce usted a la Señora…?
Speak slower = Hable más despacio
Please repeat = Repita, por favor
I don’t understand = No comprendo 
I don't speak Spanish very well = No hablo muy bien español.?
Please tell me… = Dígame, por favor…
What is (this street) called? = ¿Cómo se llama (esta calle)?
Where is (the pharmacy)? = ¿Dónde está la farmacia)?
It's over there = Está allí
I don't know = No sé

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