150 Essential Spanish Emergency Phrases for Handling Unexpected Safety Situations Abroad

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150 Essential Spanish Emergency Phrases for Handling Unexpected Safety Situations Abroad

Spanish phrases for situations where hesitation costs time: ¡ayúdeme por favor!, ¡llame a la policía!, ¡llame a una ambulancia!, es una emergencia. Plus describing what happened and where, and the questions an operator asks first.

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100 Essential Spanish Pet Care and Veterinary Words Every Animal Lover Needs

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100 Essential Spanish Pet Care and Veterinary Words Every Animal Lover Needs

Spanish vocabulary for looking after an animal: la mascota, el cachorro, el hámster, el loro, la tortuga, la raza. Plus feeding, grooming and daily care, and the words for describing a symptom to a vet and understanding the treatment.

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200 Medical Spanish Words — Essential for Healthcare Workers

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200 Medical Spanish Words — Essential for Healthcare Workers

Medical Spanish for staff treating Spanish-speaking patients: paciente, enfermera, diagnóstico, tratamiento, cirugía. Covers body systems, symptoms and treatments, with the vocabulary needed to take a history and explain it.

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100 Must-Know Spanish Car, Driving and Transportation Words for Getting Around

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100 Must-Know Spanish Car, Driving and Transportation Words for Getting Around

Spanish vocabulary for getting around by road: el coche, el conductor, el motor, el neumático, el volante, el freno, plus road signs and traffic rules and the phrases used at a petrol station or a car rental desk.

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150 Spanish Psychology and Mental Health Words for Understanding Yourself and Others

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150 Spanish Psychology and Mental Health Words for Understanding Yourself and Others

Spanish vocabulary for talking about mental health properly: la ansiedad, la depresión, el estrés, el agotamiento, la terapia, el terapeuta. Plus the wording that keeps a difficult conversation respectful rather than clinical.

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150 Essential Spanish Housing and Rental Vocabulary for Finding Your Perfect Home Abroad

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150 Essential Spanish Housing and Rental Vocabulary for Finding Your Perfect Home Abroad

Spanish vocabulary for renting abroad: alquiler, inquilino, propietario, contrato de arrendamiento, depósito, estudio. Covers reading a listing, understanding a lease and the questions worth asking before anything is signed.

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100 Essential Spanish Phone Conversation Phrases for Confident Calls and Customer Service

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100 Essential Spanish Phone Conversation Phrases for Confident Calls and Customer Service

Spanish phrases for the phone, where there is no body language to fall back on: ¿puedo hablar con…?, ¿quién llama por favor?, llamo por mi pedido. Covers transfers, leaving a message and working through a customer service call.

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150 Professional Spanish Email Phrases for Clear and Confident Business Writing

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150 Professional Spanish Email Phrases for Clear and Confident Business Writing

Spanish phrases for professional email: estimado señor o señora, le escribo para informarle, adjunto encontrará. Covers greetings and closings, requests, follow-ups and delivering bad news without sounding blunt.

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200 Essential Spanish Sentences You'll Actually Use in Real Conversations

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200 Essential Spanish Sentences You'll Actually Use in Real Conversations

Whole Spanish sentences from conversations that actually happen — ¿cómo estás?, estoy bien gracias, mucho gusto, buenos días. Ready to use as they stand, each with a translation and the situation it belongs in.

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150 Spanish Words for Restaurant Workers & Servers

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150 Spanish Words for Restaurant Workers & Servers

Spanish for working in a restaurant rather than eating in one: mesero, comensal, pedido, propina, cuenta, turno. Service and kitchen terms, plus the phrases used with customers from the greeting through to the bill.

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100 Spanish Idioms Native Speakers Actually Use

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100 Spanish Idioms Native Speakers Actually Use

Spanish idioms that make no sense translated word by word — meter la pata, tomar el pelo, dar en el clavo, echar una mano. Each comes with its real meaning, the closest English equivalent and the situation that prompts it.

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150 Spanish Slang Words They Don't Teach You in School

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150 Spanish Slang Words They Don't Teach You in School

Spanish slang as it is actually spoken rather than taught: tío, guay, mola, currar, flipar, pasta, chaval. Each entry says what it means, how informal it sounds and in which countries it will actually be understood.

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150 Critical Spanish Medical Phrases Every Patient Needs at the Doctor's Office

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