spanish unit 2

El pasaporte

(2.01) A travel document issued by a government that identifies and authorizes a person to travel internationally.

El tipo de documento

(2.01) The type of document; classification of official papers needed for travel or identification.

La aduana

(2.01) Customs; the government agency that controls imports and exports at a country's border.

La primera clase

(2.01) First class; the most expensive and luxurious seating category on airplanes or trains.

La clase turista

(2.01) Economy class or tourist class; the most basic and affordable seating on planes.

Alquilar un carro

(2.01) To rent a car; to temporarily obtain use of a vehicle for a fee.

La moneda

(2.01) Currency or coin; the official money used in a country.

El cambio de moneda

(2.01) Currency exchange; the process of converting one country's money into another's.

Retrasado

(2.01) Delayed or late; when something arrives or happens later than expected.

Demorarse

(2.01) To delay or take a long time; to be slow in arriving or completing something.

La oficina de turismo

(2.01) A tourism office; a place that provides information about travel and attractions.

El tour

(2.01) A tour; a guided trip to visit places of interest.

Planear

(2.01) To plan; to organize and prepare for a trip or event in advance.

Ecoturismo

(2.01) Ecotourism; responsible travel focused on experiencing nature while protecting the environment.

Los documentos

(2.01) Documents; official papers needed for travel such as passports, visas, and tickets.

Grosero/a

(2.02) Rude or crude; lacking politeness and respect in behavior or speech.

Respetuoso/a

(2.02) Respectful; showing consideration and esteem for others through behavior and attitude.

La cortesía

(2.02) Courtesy or politeness; respectful and considerate behavior toward others.

Dirigirse

(2.02) To address or speak to someone; to direct oneself or one's words toward a person.

Hallar

(2.02) To find or discover; to locate something that was being searched for.

Los sitios históricos

(2.02) Historic sites; places of historical importance worthy of visiting or studying.

El portero

(2.02) A porter or doorman; a person who manages entry and assists guests at a building.

Los huéspedes

(2.02) Guests; people who are visiting or staying at a place.

El porcentaje

(2.02) A percentage; a proportion expressed as part of one hundred.

El gesto

(2.02) A gesture; a movement of the body or face expressing meaning or emotion.

La postura

(2.02) Posture or stance; the way one holds one's body and positions oneself.

Maleducado

(2.02) Ill-mannered or rude; lacking proper education in social etiquette and respect.

Demasiado

(2.02) Too much or excessively; more than what is needed or appropriate.

Bastante

(2.02) Enough or quite; a sufficient amount or degree of something.

Ligero/ligera

(2.02) Light or lightweight; not heavy; also means casual or slight.

Llevar capas

(2.02) To wear layers; to dress in multiple clothing pieces for warmth or comfort.

Puntualidad

(2.02) Punctuality; the quality of arriving or doing something at the expected time.

Puntual

(2.02) Punctual or on-time; arriving at the scheduled or expected moment.

Apropiádo

(2.02) Appropriate or suitable; fitting for a particular situation or context.

Educado

(2.02) Polite or well-mannered; showing good breeding and respect in behavior.

Abrazarse

(2.02) To embrace or hug each other; reciprocal physical affection between people.

Conocerse

(2.02) To become acquainted with each other; to meet and learn about someone.

Mirarse

(2.02) To look at each other; reciprocal eye contact between two or more people.

Ayudarse

(2.02) To help each other; reciprocal assistance or support between people.

Peleárse

(2.02) To fight or argue with each other; reciprocal conflict or disagreement.

Reuniérse

(2.02) To meet up or gather together; to come together at a designated place.

Turnarse

(2.02) To take turns; to alternate responsibility or action with others.

El motivo de viaje

(2.02) The reason for travel; the purpose or motivation behind taking a trip.

El sello de visa

(2.02) A visa stamp; an official mark placed in a passport authorizing entry to a country.

La dirección prevista

(2.02) The intended destination; the planned address or location one expects to reach.

La indemnización por daños

(2.02) Compensation for damages; payment for loss or injury suffered during travel.

Pasarlo bien

(2.03) To have a good time; to enjoy oneself and experience pleasure.

Inolvidable

(2.03) Unforgettable; so memorable that it cannot be forgotten.

Impresionante

(2.03) Impressive or striking; causing wonder or admiration due to scale or quality.

Escalar

(2.03) To climb or scale; to ascend mountains or steep terrain, often as an adventure activity.

Un desastre

(2.03) A disaster; something that goes very wrong causing damage or disappointment.

Lo pasé

(2.03) I had (a good time); the past tense expression of enjoying an experience.

El hostal

(2.03) A hostel; an affordable lodging option typically with shared rooms for travelers.

Regateár

(2.03) To bargain or haggle; to negotiate prices, especially in markets.

El mercado

(2.03) A market; a place where goods and services are bought and sold, often outdoors.

Alojárse

(2.03) To stay or lodge; to arrange accommodation during travel.

El horario

(2.03) A schedule or timetable; the planned times for events, transportation, or activities.

Quedárse

(2.03) To stay or remain; to decide to spend time in a location.

El paisaje

(2.03) A landscape or scenery; the natural environment and views of a region.

El blog

(2.03) A blog; a personal online journal where someone shares travel experiences and photos.

La red social

(2.03) A social network; an online platform for connecting and sharing content with others.

Planificar

(2.03) To plan; to organize and prepare details for a trip or activity.

El punto de vista

(2.03) A point of view or perspective; a particular way of seeing or understanding something.

La narración

(2.03) A narrative or story; the telling of events or experiences in sequence.

El bolsillo

(2.05) A pocket; a small pouch in clothing used for carrying items.

La bolsa

(2.05) A bag or purse; a container for carrying belongings while traveling.

El portador

(2.05) A carrier or bearer; a person who carries or holds something.

La cartera

(2.05) A wallet; a small case for holding money, cards, and identification.

Guardar

(2.05) To keep or store; to place something in a safe location for safekeeping.

Blanco fácil

(2.05) An easy target; someone easily taken advantage of or robbed by criminals.

Ten el dinero en efectivo

(2.05) Keep money in cash; advice to carry actual currency rather than cards while traveling.

El cajero automático

(2.05) An ATM or automated teller machine; a machine that dispenses cash 24/7.

Retirar

(2.05) To withdraw; to take money out from a bank account or ATM.

El soborno

(2.05) A bribe; money or favors offered to gain illegal or unfair advantage.

Esconder

(2.05) To hide or conceal; to keep something out of sight for protection.

Lleva ropa modesa

(2.05) Wear modest clothing; advice to dress conservatively to respect local customs and avoid attention.

Chocárse

(2.05) To collide or crash; to bump into someone or something forcefully.

No llevar la joyería cara

(2.05) Do not wear expensive jewelry; travel safety advice to avoid looking like a wealthy target.

No salir solo/a

(2.05) Do not go out alone; safety advice to travel with companions, especially at night.

Respetar las costumbres locales

(2.05) Respect local customs; to honor and follow the traditions of the places visited.

Probar

(2.05) To try or taste; to sample new foods or experiences during travel.

No sacar fotos sin pedir permiso

(2.05) Do not take photos without permission; respectful travel practice for local communities.