¿Dexen fotografiar equí?
Is photography allowed here?
Usage
Checking whether photography is permitted in a museum or gallery
Grammar Note
Composed sentence; native review recommended. The subjectless plural (dexen) means "do they allow". Dexar corresponds to Spanish dejar, with x pronounced /ʃ/
¿Quién ye l'artista?
Who is the artist?
Usage
Asking who made an artwork
Grammar Note
"Is" is ye (not Spanish es). Artista is the same for both genders; only the article changes, and el shortens to l' before a vowel
¿Cómo se llama esta obra?
What is this work called?
Usage
Asking for the title of an artwork
Grammar Note
Composed sentence; native review recommended. Obra is feminine, so "this" is esta
¿Cuándo foi construyíu esti muséu?
When was this museum built?
Usage
Asking when a museum or building was built
Grammar Note
Composed sentence; native review recommended. Foi is the past of "to be" (Spanish fue). The -ir participle ends in -íu, and muséu ends in an accented -u
¿Tienen audioguía?
Do you have an audio guide?
Usage
Asking whether an audio guide is available
Grammar Note
Composed sentence; native review recommended. Tienen is used because you are addressing the staff as a group. Audioguía is feminine
¿Ónde ta la tienda de regalos?
Where is the gift shop?
Usage
Locating the gift shop
Grammar Note
Composed sentence; native review recommended. "Where" is ónde, and "is" for location is ta (3rd person of estar)
¿Hai una visita guiada?
Is there a guided tour?
Usage
Asking whether a guided tour is offered
Grammar Note
"There is" is hai (not Spanish hay). Guiada agrees with the feminine visita; the plural is visites guiaes
¿Cuál ye l'horariu d'apertura del muséu?
What are the museum's opening hours?
Usage
Checking when the museum is open
Grammar Note
Composed sentence; native review recommended. "Is" is ye. De + el contracts to del, and de becomes d' before a vowel
Esti cuadru ye preciosu.
This painting is beautiful.
Usage
Praising a painting
Grammar Note
Composed sentence; native review recommended. "This" before a masculine noun is esti, and the adjective takes the masculine -u (preciosu). With a feminine noun use preciosa
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