Spanish phrases for the bakery
Grabbing something at the bakery
Bakeries are generous places to practise. The things you want are right there to point at, quantities are small numbers, and the whole exchange takes thirty seconds. Perfect reps for a learning parent with a pram parked outside.
The phrases
¿Qué tienes recién hecho?
What's freshly made?
Me llevo dos, por favor.
I'll take two, please.
¿Tienes algo sin azúcar?
Do you have anything without sugar?
¿Me lo pones para llevar?
Could you make it to go?
¿Cuánto es todo?
How much is it all?
¿A qué hora abren mañana?
What time do you open tomorrow?
Media docena de estos, por favor.
Half a dozen of these, please.
¿Este pan es de hoy?
Is this bread from today?
¿Qué me recomiendas para el desayuno?
What do you recommend for breakfast?
Uno de esos, por favor.
One of those, please.
¿Tienes pan integral?
Do you have wholemeal bread?
Huele riquísimo aquí.
It smells amazing in here.
Hear them, say them, keep them
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