NOTE: Difference between polite and friendly is given in verbs as "Habla / s" meaning polite / friendly.
The same is done for male / female (for example, "cansado / a").
Spanish also uses ¡ and ¿ to open ! and ?
LANGUAGE LESSON - SPANISH | ||
emergencies | emergencia | |
HELP! | AYUDA! | |
Does anyone speak English? | Alguien habla inglés? | |
It's an emergency! | Es una emergencia! | |
There's been an accident! | Ha habido un accidente! | |
Call a doctor! | Llamen a un médico! | |
Call an ambulance! | Llamen a una ambulancia! | |
I've been raped | Me han violado | |
I've been robbed | Me han robado | |
Call the police! | Llamen a la policía! | |
Where is the police station? | Dónde está la comisaría? | |
Go away! | Vete! Vayase! (pol) | |
I'll call the police! | Llamaré a la policía! | |
Thief! | Al ladrón! | |
I'm / my friend is ill | Estoy / Está enfermo/a | |
I'm lost | Me he perdido | |
Could you help me please? | Me puede ayudar, por favor? | |
I didn't realise I was doing anything wrong | No sabía que estaba haciendo algo malo. | |
I didn't do it | No fuí yo | |
I wish to contact my embassy / consulate | Quisiera hablar con mi embajada / consolado | |
I have medical insurance | Tengo seguro médico | |
My possessions are insured | Mis pertenecias están aseguradas | |
My … was stolen | Me han robado... | |
I've lost my bag | He perdido la bolsa | |
I've lost my wallet | He perdido la cartera | |
I've lost my passort | He perdido el pasaporte |