🛎️ Spanish Check-In Without Freaking Out (Replay)

Speaking Spanish for Beginners

Latin ELE

Language Learning, Education

4.6 • 804 Ratings

🗓️ 5 May 2025

⏱️ 8 minutes

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Summary

🎁 Get your FREE ebook Spanish Adventures Companion. Your travel buddy for your next trip to a Spanish-speaking country.

Planning a trip to Latin America? Learn how to confidently check in at your hotel with this episode!

In this fun and practical lesson, you’ll get:

🛎️ A simulated dialogue at the hotel front desk
🛎️ Essential phrases for smooth check-in conversations
🛎️ Key vocabulary to navigate hotel-related situations in Spanish

Perfect for beginners getting ready to travel! 🌎✨

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Transcript

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0:00.0	Hello, how do you know Marco, your professor Latino of Spanish.
0:05.5	If you're planning a trip to Latin America, this episode will help you feel more confident
0:10.1	when taking into a hotel in Spanish.
0:13.6	Fun fact, one of my first jobs was at a hotel front desk.
0:17.4	So everything you'll hear today is based on real questions I would ask to hotel guests.
0:22.6	And if you need more help with Spanish for travel, grab my free e-book Spanish Adventures
0:28.2	Companion.
0:29.2	It comes with five practical lessons to guide you through common travel situations in
0:34.0	Spanish.
0:35.1	Get it for free with the link in the description. Are you ready for this?
0:39.7	Sir, yes, sir! Let's go.
0:43.9	To immerse ourselves in this experience, you will first listen to a dialogue between two native
0:49.7	speakers, a receptionist from a hotel in Chile, South America, and a newly arrived guest from Colombia.
0:57.6	Pay close attention to the phrases that are used in a taking situation.
1:02.6	Let's!
1:07.5	Good afternoon! Welcome to the Hotel Latine-L.E. Good Good after Good after
1:11.9	Welcome to the hotel Latinelle
1:14.9	In what I can't help?
1:17.2	I have a number of who?
1:20.8	A number of Jessica L. Haldi
1:23.2	Jessica, um,
1:25.2	her name is
	...

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