Mission 10 · Completing a day of travel in a foreign language

This is a review and application lesson where you recall and use what you've learned. Look at the meaning first and say it, then check the answer and pronunciation. Put your name after Me llamo. te llamas and eres are informal questions that use tú. When meeting an adult for the first time, you can use the usted form like ¿Cómo se llama? por favor is used to make a request politely. Para llevar means takeout, aquí means here. Still water is agua sin gas, and sparkling water is agua con gas. cuánto is used for asking price or quantity. tarjeta means card, talla means clothing size. Me llevo este is an example for taking one item that has a masculine noun. For this lesson, 'billete' is a word used for transportation tickets in Spain. In Latin America, 'boleto' or 'pasaje' are often used instead. The word for 'autobús' also differs by region. Add the reservation holder’s name after a nombre de. habitación means room. To ask about check-out time, you can ask when you need to leave the room. Use No entiendo to say you don’t understand. Puede…? is a polite way to ask someone for help. Try choosing between asking to hear again, to hear slowly, or to see the text.