Spanish in a holiday flat A2
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- Cards
- 180
- Categories
- 8
- Price
- €1.29
- Language
- Spanish
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What is in this deck
With this deck you learn Spanish for a holiday flat at level A2: 180 cards for the sentences that really come up, from handover to complaint.
First you ask about the kitchen. Then whether you may use la lavadora and on which day la basura is collected.
180 cards in eight parts: la reserva, the delayed flight, el código del portal, the detergente, the separated bins, the quiet hours, los vecinos.
Added to that is how to raise a fault without complaining: ¿Puede echarle un vistazo? That is 121 sentences and 59 words, with pronunciation all the way through.
The categories decide what comes up: start with “Introductions” alone and add the rest when you are ready.
You learn Spanish. The cards, the categories and the usage notes are in English, so you never have to learn through a third language.
What you learn
- 180 Spanish cards for life in the flat
- La lavadora, el detergente, la basura
- El código del portal and la caja de llaves
- Reading las normas de la comunidad
- Raising a fault without complaining
The categories
8 categories sort the 180 cards. You can filter by category and take on what is due right now.
- Introductions
- Arrival
- The place itself
- Problems and missing things
- When something breaks
- Leaving and keys
- Tips for the area
- Thanks and coming back
What you get
Here are three of the 180 cards you get when you buy the deck.
With foreign-language content the answers are read aloud as well, so you know how the words and sentences are pronounced.
Question
We found the flat online.
Answer
Encontramos el piso por internet.
Note
[eŋkonˈtɾamos el ˈpiso poɾ inteɾˈnet] · The pronoun is left out, the ending already says who is acting.
Question
I wrote to you yesterday.
Answer
Le escribí ayer.
Note
[le eskɾiˈβi aˈʝeɾ] · With your host use “usted”, the verb then goes into the third person.
Question
We booked for three nights.
Answer
Hemos reservado tres noches.
Note
[reseɾˈβaðo tɾes ˈnotʃes] · The perfect says it has just happened and still counts now.
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Common questions
Do I have to pay for Qardbox?
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Could I make these cards myself?
Yes, without limit and for free. You can type them, import a file or take over cards from friends. This deck only saves you the work.
How many cards are in Spanish in a holiday flat A2?
180 cards, sorted into 8 categories.
Do I need a connection to study?
Only to download the deck. After that it lives on your device and you study offline. There is no account, and you sign in nowhere.
Which devices does this run on?
On iPhone and iPad from iOS 26, and on Apple Watch. One purchase covers the family through Family Sharing.
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