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Try and learn a few useful phrases before you arrive at your holiday destination – or at least write them down in a notebook to take with. Find out the translation for:

“How much is that?”
Spanish – ¿Cuánto es? Or ¿Cuánto cuesta?
French – Ça coute combien?

“That’s far too much?”
Spanish – Es demasiado caro
French – C’est trop cher

“I can’t afford that.”
Spanish – No puedo permitirme eso
French – Je ne peux pas me permettre cela

“I’ll give you half.”
Spanish – Te daré la mitad
French – Je vous donnerai la moitié

“You must be joking!”
Spanish – ¡Estas bromeando!
French – Vous devez plaisanter!

“Oh no, that’s the tourist rate, what is the real price?”
Spanish – No, eso es el precio turístico, ¿cuánto cuesta en verdad?
French – Qu’est ce que c’est le prix entre amis?

“Is it real?”
Spanish – ¿Es verdadero?
French – Est-il vrai?

“How much for two?”
Spanish – ¿Cuánto cuesta para dos?
French – Et pour deux, Ça coute combien?

“No thank you, it’s too expensive.”
Spanish – No gracias, es demasiado caro
French – Non merci, c’est trop cher

“I’ll think about it and come back later.”
Spanish – voy a pensar de él y volveré mas tarde
French – Je penserai cela et je reviendrai plus tard

“How much for cash?”
Spanish – ¿cuánto costará si pago en efectivo?
French – Ça coute combien si je paye comptant?

“Do you accept credit cards?”
Spanish – ¿Aceptas tarjetas de crédito?
French – Acceptez-vous des cartes de crédit?

“Do you accept traveller’s cheques?”
Spanish – Aceptas cheques de viaje/Travellers Cheques?
French – Acceptez-vous des chèques de voyage?

“Thank you, see you again soon.”
Spanish – Gracias. Hasta pronto
French – Merci, a bientôt