Travel Phrases

Argentina Travel Phrases

Travel phrases for Argentina with audio, built for SUBE transit cards, airport transfers, hotel check-ins, parrilla meals, and everyday payment questions.

Argentina · Spanish · 56 phrases

Argentina

Built for Argentina SUBE cards, airport rides, parrilla orders, and hotel or cafe counter conversations.

Spanish

All phrases include AI-generated audio for quick playback and pronunciation reference.

Before you go

  • Keep transport phrases ready for SUBE cards, airport transfers, and bus or metro questions before moving around Buenos Aires.
  • Dining phrases are most useful in parrillas and cafes when you want to ask about cuts, set meals, or how to pay.
  • Cash and card rules can vary, so a short Spanish question often saves time before you order or book something small.
More local notes

Built for Argentina trips where city transit, domestic flights, steakhouse meals, and cash questions can all come up quickly. These cards help when you need short Spanish for SUBE top-ups, hotel check-in, or ordering in a busy parrilla.

Basics

Argentina Basics phrases

Hola

Hello

Gracias

Thank you

Yes

No

No

Perdón

Excuse me

Por favor, ayúdeme

Please help me

¿Habla inglés?

Do you speak English?

¿Lo puede escribir en español?

Could you write it in Spanish?

Transport

Argentina Transport phrases

¿Dónde está la estación?

Where is the station?

Un boleto, por favor

One ticket, please

¿Dónde está el baño?

Where is the bathroom?

¿Cuándo sale?

When does it leave?

Pare aquí, por favor

Please stop here

Al aeropuerto, por favor

To the airport, please

¿Dónde está el metro?

Where is the metro?

¿Dónde cargo la SUBE?

Where can I top up my SUBE card?

¿Este bus va al aeropuerto?

Does this bus go to the airport?

Lléveme a esta dirección, por favor

Please take me to this address.

¿De qué andén sale este tren?

Which platform does this train leave from?

¿Dónde sale el remise del aeropuerto?

Where does the airport remis leave from?

Hotel

Argentina Hotel phrases

Tengo una reserva

I have a reservation

Quiero registrarme, por favor

Check in, please

¿A qué hora es el check-out?

What time is check-out?

¿Cuál es la contraseña del wifi?

What is the Wi-Fi password?

Más toallas, por favor

More towels, please

Olvidé la llave de mi habitación

I forgot my room key

¿Puedo hacer el check-out más tarde?

Can I check out later?

¿Puedo dejar el equipaje antes del check-in?

Can I leave my luggage before check-in?

Voy a llegar tarde esta noche

I will arrive late tonight.

Dining

Argentina Dining phrases

Una mesa para dos, por favor

A table for two, please

El menú, por favor

Menu, please

Sin picante, por favor

Not spicy, please

Soy vegetariano/a

I am vegetarian

Agua, por favor

Water, please

La cuenta, por favor

The bill, please

Sin hielo, por favor

No ice, please

Sin chimichurri, por favor

Without chimichurri, please.

¿Me trae una botella de agua sin gas?

Could you bring me a bottle of still water?

La cuenta, por favor

The bill, please.

Shopping

Argentina Shopping phrases

¿Cuánto cuesta esto?

How much is this?

Es demasiado caro

It's too expensive

¿Puedo pagar con tarjeta?

Can I pay by card?

Solo estoy mirando

I'm just looking

¿Tiene otra talla?

Do you have another size?

¿Tiene devolución de impuestos?

Is this tax-free?

¿Puede ser más barato?

Can it be cheaper?

¿Aceptan Mercado Pago?

Do you accept Mercado Pago?

¿Puedo pagar con tarjeta de débito?

Can I pay by debit card?

Emergency

Argentina Emergency phrases

Llame a la policía, por favor

Call the police, please

Llame a una ambulancia, por favor

Call an ambulance, please

Estoy perdido/a

I am lost

Necesito una farmacia

I need a pharmacy

Necesito un médico

I need a doctor

Necesito ayuda ahora mismo

I need help right now

He perdido mi pasaporte

I lost my passport

Perdí el último subte

I missed the last subway train.

Travel FAQ

Which phrase groups matter most for a first Argentina trip?

Start with transport, dining, and hotel. That covers SUBE, airport transfers, check-in, and most first-day cafe or parrilla conversations.

Why are short phrase cards especially useful in Argentina?

Because many useful interactions are quick: transport cards, cafe counters, small payments, and straightforward food orders.

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