Peru
Built for Peru airport rides, longer transport days, market stops, and hotel or dining conversations.
Spanish
All phrases include AI-generated audio for quick playback and pronunciation reference.
Before you go
- Keep transport phrases ready for airport pickups, bus terminals, rail tickets, and early departures before longer travel days.
- Dining phrases are especially useful for menu questions, soup or set meals, and asking for bottled water or less spice.
- Market and hotel cards help when you want to confirm the total price, ask for directions, or solve a simple room issue quickly.
More local notes
Built for Peru trips where airport pickups, bus or rail connections, hotel counters, and market or restaurant conversations all come up quickly. These cards help when you need short Spanish for routes, food, or simple travel logistics.
Peru Basics phrases
Hola
Hello
Gracias
Thank you
Sí
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?
Peru 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 recargo la tarjeta del Metropolitano?
Where can I top up my Metropolitano 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.
¿Dónde tomo el bus al centro?
Where do I catch the bus downtown?
Peru 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 la maleta antes del check-in?
Can I leave my suitcase before check-in?
Voy a llegar tarde hoy
I will arrive late today.
Peru 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 ají, por favor
Without ají, please.
¿Me da agua sin gas, por favor?
Could I have still water, please?
¿Me lo puede poner para llevar?
Can you pack it to go?
Peru 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 Yape o tarjeta?
Do you take Yape or card?
¿Aceptan propina con tarjeta?
Can I add the tip on the card?
Peru 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 bus
I missed the last bus.
Travel FAQ
Which phrase groups matter most for a first Peru trip?
Start with transport, hotel, and dining. That covers airport arrivals, longer travel connections, check-in, and most first-day meals.
Why are short phrase cards useful in Peru?
Because transport, market, and food conversations are often fast and practical. Having a short phrase ready reduces confusion immediately.
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