¿Hai una llavandería equí cerca?
Is there a laundrette near here?
Usage
Asking about a nearby laundrette or laundry service
Grammar Note
Composed sentence; native review recommended. "To wash" is llavar, so the laundry is llavandería (ll-, Spanish lavandería). "There is" is hai
¿Cuántu cuesta llavar la ropa?
How much does it cost to wash the clothes?
Usage
Asking the price of a laundry service
Grammar Note
Composed sentence; native review recommended. Llavar starts with ll- (Spanish lavar). Ropa is a mass noun taking the article la
¿Tien serviciu de llavar y ensugar la ropa?
Do you have a wash and dry service?
Usage
Asking whether they wash and dry in one service
Grammar Note
Composed sentence; native review recommended. "To dry" is ensugar (not Spanish secar). Serviciu ends in -u
¿Cuándo va tar preparada la mio ropa?
When will my laundry be ready?
Usage
Asking when you can collect the laundry you left
Grammar Note
Composed sentence; native review recommended. The future is built with "va + infinitive" (va tar). Preparada is the feminine form of preparáu and agrees with ropa
Necesito llavar con cuidáu esta ropa delicada.
I need these delicate clothes washed carefully.
Usage
Asking for delicate clothing to be handled with care
Grammar Note
Composed sentence; native review recommended. Cuidáu ends in -áu (Spanish cuidado). Ropa is treated as a feminine singular noun
¿Ónde ta la secadora?
Where is the dryer?
Usage
Finding the dryer in a laundrette
Grammar Note
Composed sentence; native review recommended. The washing machine is llavadora; learn the two together
¿Vienden detergente?
Do you sell detergent?
Usage
Asking whether laundry detergent is on sale
Grammar Note
Composed sentence; native review recommended. The unstated third-person plural addresses the shop staff. Soap is xabón (x is /ʃ/)
Esta camisa tien que planchase
This shirt needs ironing
Usage
Asking for ironing, or explaining that a garment needs it
Grammar Note
Composed sentence; native review recommended. The reflexive se attaches to the infinitive (planchase) with a passive sense, "to be ironed"
¿Cuántes monedes necesito pa la llavadora?
How many coins do I need for the washing machine?
Usage
Asking how many coins a coin-operated washing machine needs
Grammar Note
Composed sentence; native review recommended. The feminine plural "how many" is cuántes (masculine plural cuántos), with the feminine plural -es (monedes). Llavadora is the washing machine
¿Pue llimpiar en secu esta prenda?
Can you dry-clean this garment?
Usage
Used when bringing in a garment that needs dry cleaning
Grammar Note
Composed sentence; native review recommended. "Dry" is secu (ending -u). Llimpiar starts with ll-, and "garment" is prenda
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