An object that is used to take photographs and video
camera
The place where all the planes arrive and leave.
airport
You push a button and a sign says "Stop Reqested". It's part of the public transport network
bus
in Spain they call it helado. In Italy they call it Gelato.
What do they call it in America?
Ice cream
A type of ticket to go somewhere but not return
one way/single ticket
You use this to clean your teeth after every meal.
a tooth brush
Many young people stay in this place because it is cheaper and you can meet people from all over the world.
youth hostal
It travels under the ground and it has the shape of a snake.
underground or subway
It's a cut of beef, typically between 1.5 and 2 inches thick (1 inch is ideal), that has a large T-shaped bone running through it.
T-bone steak
When the airplane leaves the ground
take-off
Without this you have nothing to wear!
clothes
You can see old or modern paintings, sculptures, artifacts and it has many rooms!
a museum
It floats on water and sails across the sea. One of them was thought to be unsinkable.
ship
a frankfurter, especially one served hot in a long, soft roll and topped with various condimen
hot dog
A person that is visiting another city, state or country. We see many of these in a ski resort.
tourist
Without this you cannot enter a plane, a museum, a subway/underground, train or bus.
ticket
Green areas that many tourists visit.
a park
It has wings but it is not a bird
airplane
a Spanish drink of red wine mixed with lemonade, fruit, and spices:
sangria
A person that is on a bus, train, plane, subway etc. How do you call these people?
a passenger
Small book with the name of your country that has your picture and personal information.
a passport
In Paris it´s the Eiffel Tower, in Rome it´s the colliseum, in Egypt it´s the pyramids.
monuments
In New York they are yellow. You can use them to go to the airport.
taxis
Raw fish, rice and seaweed that is commonly eaten in Japan.
sushi
Where travellers' bags are looked at to find out if any goods are illegal
customs