Ahora vas a ver (you are going to see= ir+a+infinitive) several conversaciones to test the case that tu tienes que llamar (you have to call = tener+que+infinitive) a la recepción con un problema. Calling on the phone is always our biggest fear. Pero no te preocupes, don’t worry, si tu tienes un problema …
Ahora vamos a ver (we are going to see= gerundio ir+a+ver) a “check in” conversación so you can do the same as the previous one. Read it a first time without stopping, read it a second time looking up the words, hear the audio and finally read each sentence …
¡Fantástico! You are progressing a lot! We will continue con el momento de llegada (arrival) al hotel (al= a+el). Two things can happen: Either you have already reserved the room in advance or you want to reserve at that moment. Let’s see una possible conversación para reservar …
Now, qué verbos should you use more frequently in these cases? Verbs like reservar (reserve), tener (have), estar (to be – temporal) o pagar (pay). Let’s remember them: Also, algunas palabras that we are going to use a lot, outside the specific vocabulary, are: Cuánto-a-os-as: Hoy much/many Hay: There is/are Dónde: …
OK, let’s continue. Hablando de la siesta (speaking of the nap= gerundio!), yo pienso (think) it’s time to recordar (remember) how you ask what time something happens or how long it lasts. En el caso de (in the case) la siesta we would ask: ¿A qué hora duermes la siesta (dormir = sleep) ? A …