50 Spanish Survival Phrases for Travel (A1) | Mexican Spanish

Here are 50 Spanish survival phrases for travel. Mexican Spanish listening practice with a speaking pause after every phrase. A Spanish podcast for beginners in Mexican Spanish: hear each phrase in English, then in Spanish twice (natural, then slow), say it out loud when the circle appears, and hear it once more. At the end, a quick quiz with all 50 phrases mixed up. This video teaches neutral Latin American Spanish (Mexico-leaning). We use "ustedes", not "vosotros". Chapters: 0:00 How it works 0:12 Spanish phrases at the café 1:02 Ordering food in Spanish 1:37 Asking for directions in Spanish 3:54 Shopping at the market: how much does it cost 4:45 Taxi Spanish and telling time 8:34 Hotel Spanish: check-in and requests 10:45 Pharmacy Spanish: my head hurts 11:59 Quick quiz: say all 50 in Spanish 18:29 Recap All 50 phrases: Por favor. = Please. Sí, por favor. = Yes, please. La cuenta, por favor. = The bill, please. Hasta luego. = See you later. Nada más, gracias. = Nothing else, thank you. Para mí… un agua, por favor. = For me, a water, please. Disculpe. ¿Dónde está el baño? = Excuse me. Where is the restroom? ¿Dónde está el mercado? = Where is the market? ¿Cómo llego? = How do I get there? ¿Está lejos? = Is it far? ¿Está cerca? = Is it close? Derecho, dos cuadras. = Straight ahead, two blocks. En la esquina, a la izquierda. = At the corner, to the left. A la derecha, no a la izquierda. = To the right, not to the left. La calle catorce. No está lejos. = Fourteenth Street. It's not far. ¿Tiene pollo? = Do you have chicken? Aquí tiene, señor. = Here you are, sir. Es caro. = It's expensive. ¿Me da una bolsa? = Can you give me a bag? Más despacio, por favor. No entiendo. = Slower, please. I don't understand. Despacio, por favor. = Slowly, please. ¿Qué hora es? = What time is it? ¿Me lleva al aeropuerto? = Will you take me to the airport? ¿Me lleva a la calle catorce? = Will you take me to Fourteenth Street? ¿Puede parar aquí? = Can you stop here? ¿Cuánto va a ser? = How much is it going to be? Voy al mercado. = I'm going to the market. Voy a la estación. = I'm going to the station. Vamos al hotel. = Let's go to the hotel. Voy a llegar tarde. = I'm going to be late. ¿A qué hora? = At what time? A las tres. = At three. Son las ocho de la mañana. = It's eight in the morning. ¿Cuánto tiempo? Media hora. = How long? Half an hour. Aquí está la maleta. = Here's the suitcase. Cerca del mercado. = Near the market. No tengo reservación. = I don't have a reservation. Una habitación para una noche. = A room for one night. Dos noches, por favor. = Two nights, please. ¿Me puede ayudar? = Can you help me? No tengo la llave. = I don't have the key. Hay mucho ruido. = There's a lot of noise. Otra habitación, por favor. = Another room, please. Tengo frío. = I'm cold. Una pregunta. ¿Dónde está el baño? = A question. Where is the restroom? Necesito agua. = I need water. Necesito algo, por favor. = I need something, please. Me duele mucho. = It hurts a lot. Tengo sed. Necesito agua. = I'm thirsty. I need water. Necesito descansar. = I need to rest. Every phrase comes from a full lesson on this channel — one real situation, taken apart line by line: Basic Spanish Conversation for Beginners (A1): Greetings & Coffee:    • Your First Coffee Order in Mexico — Spanis...   How to Order Food in Spanish (A1) – Restaurant Spanish for Beginners:    • Ordering Food Like a Local in Mexico — Spa...   Asking for Directions in Spanish (A1): Where Is the Bathroom?:    • Lost in Mexico? Ask for Directions — Spani...   How Much Does It Cost in Spanish? Mexican Market Shopping (A1):    • Haggling at a Mexican Market — Beginner Sp...   Telling Time in Spanish + Taking a Taxi (A1) | ¿Qué hora es?:    • Your First Taxi Ride in Mexico — Spanish C...   How to Check Into a Hotel in Spanish (A1) – Polite Phrases:    • Asking for What You Need at a Hotel — Span...   How to Say My Head Hurts in Spanish (A1) – Pharmacy Spanish:    • Sick in Mexico? Talk to the Pharmacist — S...   Series playlist:    • Spanish for Beginners — 12 Real Conversations   Short daily phrases: @SpanishWhileYouLive on Instagram and TikTok. Voices in this video are synthetic. #LearnSpanish #SpanishForBeginners #MexicanSpanish #SpanishPhrases