Expresiones básicas en inglés

No importa
It doesn't matter (It dosent mader)
Es bueno conocerte
Nice to meet you (Nais to mit yu)
Perdón (pidiendo disculpas)
I'm sorry (Aim sorry)
¡Ayuda!
Help! (Jelp!)
¿Dónde está el baño?
Where is the toilet? (Juer is de toilet?)
¿Habla español?
Do you speak spanish? (Du yu espik espanish?)
Yo no hablo inglés
I don't speak english (Ai dont espik inglish)
No entiendo
I don't understand (Ai dont onderstand)
¿Podría hablar más despacio?
Could you speak slower? (Cud yu espik eslogüer?)
Repita por favor
Could you please repeat that? (Cud yu plis ripit dat?)
¿Puedo hacerle una preguna?
Can I ask you a question? (Ken ai ask yu a cueshion?)
¿Me puede ayudar por favor?
Could you please help me? (Cud yu plis jelp mi?
¡Déjame en paz!
Leave me alone! (Liv mi aloun!)
No me toques
Don't touch me (Dont touch me)
Estoy perdido
I'm lost (Aim lost)

He perdido mi bolsa
I have lost my purse (Ai jav lost mai pors)

Estoy enfermo
I'm sick (Aim sic)

Estoy herido
I'm injured (Aim inyurd)

Necesito un doctor
I need a doctor (Ai nid a doctor)

¿Puedo usar su teléfono?
Can I use your phone? (Ken ai yus yor foun?)
¡Ladrón!
Thief! (Thief!)

¡Ayuda!
Help! (Jelp!)

Necesito su ayuda
I need your help (Ai nid yor jelp)

Es una emergencia
It's an emergency (Its an emeryenci)

expresiones típicas inglesas de conversaciones telefónicas

Good Morning (Buenos días)
Good Afternoon (Buenas tardes)
How can I help you? (¿Cómo puedo ayudarle?)
Who is calling please? (¿Quién llama?)
I'm sorry Mr. (nombre de la persona), is not in (Lo siento Mr.(nombre de la persona) no está aquí)
She went out for lunch (Ella salió a comer)
He's in a meeting (Él está en una reunión)
He'll be back in an hour (Él volverá en una hora)
She'll be back in an hour. (Élla volverá en una hora)
Would you like to leave a message? (¿Desea dejar un recado?)
I'll put you through with he (Le paso con él)
I'm sorry his/her line is busy. (Lo siento la línea está colapsada)
Can I leave a message? (Puedo dejarle un mensaje?)
I'm sorry his/her line is engaged (Lo siento la línea no funciona)

Exoresiones para indicar un lugar.

-How can I get to the cinema? (¿Cómo puedo llegar al cine?)
-Take the second street on the left, then go straight on. (Tome la segunda calle a la izquierda, entonces siga todo derecho.)



-How can I get to the park? (¿Cómo puedo llegar al parque?)
-Go straight on and turn left (Vaya recto y gire a la izquierda)



-How can I get to the school? (¿Cómo puedo llegar al colegio?)
-Take the third turning on the right, past the pub (Tome la tercera bocacalle a la derecha, después del pub)



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expresions

Can I reserved a table for 2 and 9? (Puedo reservar la mesa 2 y 9?)
Do you have a children menu? (Tenéis un menú para niños?)
It VAT incluide? (Está el IVA incluido?)
Can I have the menu please? (Me puede traer la carta por favor?)

My dialogue.

My weekend

This weekend I'm going to go to Malaga.
FRIDAY: I'm going to go to the hotel and when I stay there I'm going to do my homework.
SATURDAY: When I wake up I'm going to go to Malaga's beach with my mom and with my little brother and next I'm going to go to the Malaga's city for watching.
SUNDAY: I'm going  to Seville for the evening.

EL CARIBE

Hi my name is Laura and I'm going to talk about EL CARIBE.

WHERE IS THE CARIBBEAN?       

It is also called the Caribbean Sea to be located south and west of the Antillean arc.Bordered on the north-called Greater Antilles-Cuba, Haiti, the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico, located south of the Tropic of Cancer, east of the Lesser Antilles south to Venezuela, Colombia and Panama and west by Mexico, Belize and Guatemala and Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica. The Caribbean Sea is one of the biggest salty seas of the world [1] and has an area of ​​about 2,754,000 km ² (1,063,000 miles square). [2] The deepest point of the sea is the pit of the Cayman Islands , located between Cuba and Jamaica to 7,686 m (25,220 ft) below sea level. The Caribbean coastline has many gulfs and bays: the Gulf of Venezuela, the Gulf of Morrosquillo, the Gulf of Darién, Gulf of Mosquitos and Gulf of Honduras.The term "Caribbean" is the generic name that is known to the area described here, including the Caribbean Sea and the mainland and islands mentioned. The Caribbean Sea is connected with the Pacific Ocean through the Panama Canal. BYE and thanks for watching.