Travel Preparations
This Phrase means to plan
Planear
The Spanish word for “airplane.”
el avión
A station where you catch a train.
la estación de tren
Conjugate viajar (to travel) for Yo
Viajé
Replace the direct object in the sentence: Yo tengo el boleto.
Yo lo tengo
A person who helps you organize your travel plans.
el/la agente de viajes?
The action of handing over your suitcase to the airline staff before a flight.
facturar el equipaje
The Spanish word for “bus stop.”
la parada de autobús
Conjugate hacer (to do/make) for nosotros.
hicimos
Replace the indirect object in the sentence: Él da el pasaporte a la agente de viajes.
Él le da el pasaporte
The action of packing your suitcase before a trip.
hacer la maleta
The phrase for “to go through security.”
pasar por seguridad
This means “take a taxi” in Spanish.
tomar un taxi
Conjugate llamar (to call) for ella.
llamó
Combine direct and indirect object pronouns: Ella da la tarjeta de embarque a mí.
Ella me la da
to confirm a flight (in spanish)
confirmar el vuelo
What is A “boarding pass”
la tarjeta de embarque
The phrase to ask for directions in Spanish.
Por favor, ¿dónde queda…?
Translate: “We planned to go on vacation.”
Nosotros planeamos ir de vacaciones
Translate using a direct object pronoun: “I see the passenger.” (Yo veo al pasajero.)
Yo lo veo
This word is “reservation” in Spanish.
la reservación
baggage claim
el reclamo de equipaje
A place where tourists get information about the city.
la oficina de turismo
Conjugate pasar por aduana (to go through customs) for tú.
Pasaste por aduana
Translate using both pronouns: “They give me the itinerary.”
Ellos me lo dan