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Mission 4 · Finding the station and buying a ticket

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. Use Disculpe to speak politely. Try distinguishing between izquierda and derecha. Siga and Gire are polite commands you can use even with strangers. 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.

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Examples

01

Disculpe.

Excuse me.

02

¿Dónde está la estación?

Where is the station?

03

Siga recto.

Go straight ahead.

04

¿Dónde puedo comprar un billete?

Where can I buy a ticket?

05

¿Este autobús va al aeropuerto?

Does this bus go to the airport?

06

Un billete, por favor.

One ticket, please.

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Read and repeat

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Excuse me.

Disculpe.

Where is the station?

¿Dónde está la estación?

Go straight ahead.

Siga recto.

Where can I buy a ticket?

¿Dónde puedo comprar un billete?

Does this bus go to the airport?

¿Este autobús va al aeropuerto?

One ticket, please.

Un billete, por favor.

Your turn

Disculpe.

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Review

Choose one answer for each question.

01Choose the expression that matches the following meaning: Where is the station?
02Select the expression that matches this meaning: Where can I buy a ticket?
03Select the expression that matches this meaning: One ticket, please.

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