How do you say "I'd like ..." in Spanish?
In local Spanish: "Quiero ... / Quisiera ...". You can practise this exact phrase as a flashcard in the HolaRuta app, pronunciation tip included.
HolaRuta / Spanish for travel situations
Phrases: Spanish phrases for travel
What Spanish phrases do I need for Phrases while travelling?
These 24 words and phrases cover "Phrases" in Spanish for travel across Latin America — real, situation-tested vocabulary from the HolaRuta flashcard corpus.
Words & phrases
- „Quiero ... / Quisiera ..." — I'd like ...
- „Me gustaría ..." — I'd like ...
- „Quiero ese / aquel" — I'd like that one
- „ese de atrás" — that one at the back
- „ese de abajo" — that one down there
- „ese de arriba" — that one up there
- „este / ese" — this one / that one
- „Uno más, por favor" — Another one, please
- „Uno menos" — One less
- „un poco más / menos" — a little more / less
- „Solo un poquito" — Just a little
- „Así está bien, gracias" — That's enough, thanks
- „Así" — Just like that
- „¿Puedo ...?" — Can I ...?
- „¿Puede ...?" — Can you ...?
- „Necesito ..." — I need ...
- „¿Hay ...?" — Is there ...?
- „¿Dónde hay ...?" — Where is there ...?
- „Estoy buscando ..." — I'm looking for ...
- „¿Qué es esto?" — What's this?
- „¿Cómo se llama esto?" — What's this called?
- „Un momento, por favor" — One moment, please
- „¿Me permite? / Con permiso" — May I get past?
- „Disculpe, una pregunta" — Excuse me, a question
Frequently asked questions
How do you say "I'd like ..." in Spanish?
In local Spanish: "Me gustaría ...". You can practise this exact phrase as a flashcard in the HolaRuta app, pronunciation tip included.
What Spanish phrases do I need for Phrases while travelling?
For "Phrases", HolaRuta has put together 24 practical words and phrases so you can communicate in real situations on the road.
Why should I learn Phrases vocabulary before the trip?
Because these are exactly the phrases you'll run into. HolaRuta uses spaced repetition so "Phrases" vocabulary actually sticks before departure, instead of fading after the first use.