Hotel

1. Tengo una reserva a nome de…

   I have a reservation under the name of…

   Usage

   Giving your booking name at hotel check-in

   Grammar Note

   Composed sentence; native review recommended. Nome means name and corresponds to Spanish nombre

2. ¿A qué hora ye l'almuerzu?

   What time is breakfast?

   Usage

   Asking when breakfast is served at your lodging

   Grammar Note

   Composed sentence; native review recommended. Almuerzu here means the first meal of the morning

3. ¿Pue traeme más toalles?

   Could you bring me more towels?

   Usage

   Asking staff to bring extra towels to the room

   Grammar Note

   Composed sentence; native review recommended. The plural of toalla is toalles. Toballa is another word for it

4. ¿El wifi ye gratuitu?

   Is the Wi-Fi free?

   Usage

   Checking whether Wi-Fi is free at your lodging

   Grammar Note

   Composed sentence; native review recommended. Wifi is a loanword used as a masculine noun

5. Quixera quedame una nueche más.

   I would like to extend my stay by one more night

   Usage

   Telling the front desk you want to stay one more night

   Grammar Note

   Composed sentence; native review recommended. Quedar + me means to stay on. Nueche is feminine

6. ¿A qué hora hai que dexar el cuartu?

   What time is check-out?

   Usage

   Asking the time by which you must leave the room

   Grammar Note

   Composed sentence; native review recommended. Dexar means to leave or vacate. Hai que + infinitive means one has to

7. ¿Pue espertame a les siete?

   Could you wake me up at seven?

   Usage

   Asking for a wake-up call

   Grammar Note

   Composed sentence; native review recommended. Espertar corresponds to Spanish despertar. Clock times use the feminine plural les

8. L'aire acondicionáu nun funciona.

   The air conditioning is not working

   Usage

   Reporting a faulty air conditioner to the staff

   Grammar Note

   Composed sentence; native review recommended. Negation before a verb is nun. The ending -áu in acondicionáu corresponds to Spanish -ado

9. ¿Tenéis habitaciones con vistes al mar?

   Do you have rooms with a sea view?

   Usage

   Asking whether any rooms look out on the sea

   Grammar Note

   Composed sentence; native review recommended. The plural of vista is vistes. Mar can take either gender of article

10. ¿Hai serviciu de habitaciones?

    Is room service available?

    Usage

    Checking whether you can order meals to your room

    Grammar Note

    Composed sentence; native review recommended. There is is hai. Serviciu ends in -u

11. Una toalla

    A towel

    Usage

    Name it to ask for a towel when the room has none

    Grammar Note

    Toalla is feminine, with the plural toalles

12. Una almuhada

    A pillow

    Usage

    Name it to ask for an extra pillow

    Grammar Note

    Almuhada is a feminine noun corresponding to Spanish almohada

13. Una manta

    A blanket

    Usage

    Name it to ask for a blanket on a cold night

    Grammar Note

    A feminine noun spelled like Spanish. Cobertor is a synonym

14. El xabón

    Soap

    Usage

    Name it when the soap has run out

    Grammar Note

    Xabón corresponds to Spanish jabón (j becomes x)

15. El xampú

    Shampoo

    Usage

    Name it to ask for shampoo

    Grammar Note

    Xampú is a loanword; champú is also written

16. Un cepiyu de dientes

    A toothbrush

    Usage

    Name it at the front desk if you forgot your toothbrush

    Grammar Note

    Cepiyu corresponds to Spanish cepillo. Dientes is the plural of diente, tooth

17. El papel hixénicu

    Toilet paper

    Usage

    Name it when the toilet paper has run out

    Grammar Note

    Hixénicu corresponds to Spanish higiénico (g becomes x, ending -u)

18. Un secador de pelo

    A hair dryer

    Usage

    Name it to ask for a hair dryer if the room has none

    Grammar Note

    Secador is masculine. Pelo means hair

19. La llimpieza del cuartu

    Room cleaning

    Usage

    To ask for or decline housekeeping

    Grammar Note

    Composed sentence; native review recommended. Llimpieza starts with ll-, where Spanish limpieza has l-

20. Un cuartu tranquil

    A quiet room

    Usage

    Asking for a quiet room when booking or changing rooms

    Grammar Note

    Composed sentence; native review recommended. Tranquil is an adjective with one form for both genders

21. Hai munchu ruidu.

    It is very noisy

    Usage

    Telling staff about noise from outside or next door

    Grammar Note

    Composed sentence; native review recommended. There is is hai. Ruidu is masculine, so munchu agrees with it

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