Question 1
The receptionist greets María as she walks up to the front desk. He says: ¿En qué le puedo ayudar? What does this phrase mean in English?
Checking In to a Hotel (part 1)
You've just arrived at a hotel in Latin America — time to check in! Follow María as she speaks with the receptionist and picks up her room key. Can you keep up with the conversation?
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¿En qué le puedo ayudar? is the standard, polite way to ask "How can I help you?" in a formal setting. The le makes it formal — perfect for a hotel or any service situation.
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María needs to let the receptionist know she has a reservation. How does she say "I have a reservation" in Spanish?
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The receptionist needs to look up María's booking. He asks: ¿A qué nombre está la reservación? What is he asking?
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The receptionist asked for the name on the reservation. How does María say "It's under the name María López" in Spanish?
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The receptionist is searching the computer. He says: Un momento, por favor. What does this mean?
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The receptionist finds the reservation and tells María about her room. He says: Tiene una habitación doble con baño privado. What does this mean?
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María wonders if her room looks out over the ocean. How does she ask "Does the room have a sea view?" in Spanish?
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The receptionist confirms the room has a beautiful view. How does he say this in Spanish?
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María is thrilled about the view and now wants to ask about breakfast. How does she ask "How long does breakfast last?" in Spanish?
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The receptionist tells María when breakfast is served. He says: El desayuno es de siete a diez de la mañana. What time is breakfast?