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8.2
Vocabulary
Places in town
ciudadf./θjuˈðað/
city, town
barriom./ˈbarjo/
neighbourhood
callef./ˈkaʝe/
street
plazaf./ˈplaθa/
square
centrom./ˈθentɾo/
centre, downtown
museom./muˈseo/
museum
catedralf./kateˈðɾal/
cathedral
ayuntamientom./aʝuntaˈmjento/
town hall
estación (de tren)f./estaˈθjon de ˈtɾen/
(train) station
parada (de autobús)f./paˈɾaða ðe awtoˈβus/
(bus) stop
aeropuertom./aeɾoˈpweɾto/
airport
bancom./ˈbaŋko/
bank; bench
farmaciaf./faɾˈmaθja/
pharmacy
supermercadom./supeɾmeɾˈkaðo/
supermarket
parquem./ˈpaɾke/
park
bibliotecaf./biβljoˈteka/
library
libreríaf./liβɾeˈɾia/
bookshop
oficina de turismof./ofiˈθina ðe tuˈɾismo/
tourist office
Getting around
autobúsm./awtoˈβus/
bus
metrom./ˈmetɾo/
underground, subway
trenm./tɾen/
train
taxim./ˈtaksi/
taxi
bici (bicicleta)f./ˈbiθi/
bike
cochem./ˈkotʃe/
car
a pie / andando/a ˈpje / anˈdando/
on foot
coger/koˈxeɾ/
to take (a bus, train) — Spain
tener que + infinitive/teˈneɾ ke/
to have to
Tengo que coger el tren. — I have to take the train.
todo recto/ˈtoðo ˈrekto/
straight on
sigue / siga/ˈsiɣe / ˈsiɣa/
go on, continue (tú / usted)
gira / gire/ˈxiɾa / ˈxiɾe/
turn (tú / usted)
cruza / cruce/ˈkɾuθa / ˈkɾuθe/
cross (tú / usted)
la primera / segunda calle/la pɾiˈmeɾa / seˈɣunda ˈkaʝe/
the first / second street
cerca (de)/ˈθeɾka/
near (to)
lejos (de)/ˈlexos/
far (from)
esquinaf./esˈkina/
corner (of a street)
semáforom./seˈmafoɾo/
traffic light
Where do you go?
Match the need with the place.