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Scene illustrating a Spain Spanish-language souvenir shopping conversation

Key Phrases

¿Cuánto cuesta esta postal?

How much does this postcard cost?

¿Aceptan tarjeta?

Do you accept card payments?

¡Que tenga un buen día!

Have a good day!

Skills You'll Learn

Asking for prices in a store

Preguntar por precios en una tienda

Inquiring about payment methods

Consultar sobre métodos de pago

Greeting and parting politely

Saludar y despedirse cortésmente

Lesson Roleplay

Imagine you are in a souvenir shop in Spain. You are interested in buying a postcard and a keychain as gifts. You inquire about the prices and confirm the payment methods accepted by the shop. After deciding on your purchase, you hand over your card to pay for the items.

Hola, ¿cuánto cuesta esta postal?

Hello, how much does this postcard cost?

Hola, esa postal cuesta dos euros.

Hello, that postcard costs two euros.

¿Y ese llavero?

And what about that keychain?

El llavero cuesta tres euros.

The keychain costs three euros.

Voy a llevarme el llavero también. ¿Aceptan tarjeta?

I will take the keychain as well. Do you accept card payments?

Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases

👋

Hola

OH-lah

Hello

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Cuánto

KWAN-toh

How much

💬 The written accent in [cuánto] matters: it's used in direct and indirect questions like [¿Cuánto cuesta?] and [No sé cuánto cuesta]. Without the accent, [cuanto] is used in other patterns, like [cuanto más, mejor].

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👉

Esta

ES-tah

This

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💲

Cuesta

KWES-tah

Cost

💬 [Cuesta] means "costs" when the thing is the subject: [La postal cuesta dos euros]. The verb changes with the item: [cuesta] for one thing, [cuestan] for several, as in [Las postales cuestan dos euros].

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🖼️

Postal

POHS-tal

Postcard

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👈

Esa

EH-sah

That

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2️⃣

Dos

DOHS

Two

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💶

Euros

YOO-rohs

Euros

💬 In Spain, [euros] is usually said much as written, but [eu] often glides together in fast speech, roughly like (EH-oos) rather than two fully separate vowels.

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2️⃣💶

Dos euros

DOHS YOO-rohs

Two euros

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