Get Tickets in Spanish

Quick Answer

¡Hola!Learn how to get tickets in Spanish! Specifically, learn how to do the following in Spanish:

inquire about tickets

• state the number of tickets you need

ask how to pay

Vocabulary

Let's start off with the vocab words in these lessons!

Nouns

SpanishEnglish
el conciertoconcert
el dólardollars
la entradaticket
el festivalfestival
la noviagirlfriend
el novioboyfriend
el pagopayment
la personaperson
la salidaexit
el teléfonophone
examples
¿Recibo los boletos en mi teléfono?
Do I receive the tickets on my phone?
Mi novio comprueba la hora del concierto.
My boyfriend checks the concert time.
¿Vas a asistir al festival?
Are you going to attend the festival?

Gender Tip

Remember that many Spanish nouns that refer to people or animals change to reflect the gender of the individual.

examples

Mi novio se llama Ignacio.
My boyfriend’s name is Ignacio.

Mi novia se llama Luisa.
My girlfriend’s name is Luisa.

Number

SpanishEnglish
doscientostwo hundred
examples
Doscientos dólares.
Two hundred dollars.

Verbs

In this skill, you learn the following verbs!

Asistir

Asistiris a regular -ir verb that means to attend.

Pronoun(s)ConjugationTranslationNotes
yoasistoI attend
asistesyou attendinformal singular you
vosasistísyou attendinformal singular you (in parts of Latin America)
él, ellaasistehe, she attends
ustedasisteyou attendformal singular you
nosotros, nosotrasasistimoswe attend
vosotros, vosotrasasistísyou attendinformal plural you (in Spain)
ellos, ellasasistenthey attend
ustedesasistenyou attendplural you (in Latin America), formal plural you (in Spain)

Comprobar

Comprobar(to check) is stem-changing verb. That means that its "stem," compro, changes to comprue in all forms except for the vos, nosotros/nosotras, and vosotros/vosotras forms.

Pronoun(s)ConjugationTranslationNotes
yocomprueboI check
compruebasyou checkinformal singular you
voscomprobásyou checkinformal singular you (in parts of Latin America)
él, ellacompruebahe, she checks
ustedcompruebayou checkformal singular you
nosotros, nosotrascomprobamoswe check
vosotros, vosotrascomprobáisyou checkinformal plural you (in Spain)
ellos, ellascompruebanthey check
ustedescompruebanyou checkplural you (in Latin America), formal plural you (in Spain)

Durar

Duraris a regular -ar verb that means to last.

Pronoun(s)ConjugationTranslationNotes
yoduroI last
durasyou lastinformal singular you
vosdurásyou lastinformal singular you (in parts of Latin America)
él, elladurahe, she lasts
usteddurayou lastformal singular you
nosotros, nosotrasduramoswe last
vosotros, vosotrasduráisyou lastinformal plural you (in Spain)
ellos, ellasduranthey last
ustedesduranyou lastplural you (in Latin America), formal plural you (in Spain)

Empezar

Empezar(to start) is stem-changing verb. That means that its "stem," empe, changes to empie in all forms except for the vos, nosotros/nosotras, and vosotros/vosotras forms.

Pronoun(s)ConjugationTranslationNotes
yoempiezoI start
empiezasyou startinformal singular you
vosempezásyou startinformal singular you (in parts of Latin America)
él, ellaempiezahe, she starts
ustedempiezayou startformal singular you
nosotros, nosotrasempezamoswe start
vosotros, vosotrasempezáisyou startinformal plural you (in Spain)
ellos, ellasempiezanthey start
ustedesempiezanyou startplural you (in Latin America), formal plural you (in Spain)

Parar

Pararis a regular -ar verb that means to stop.

Pronoun(s)ConjugationTranslationNotes
yoparoI stop
parasyou stopinformal singular you
vosparásyou stopinformal singular you (in parts of Latin America)
él, ellaparahe, she stops
ustedparayou stopformal singular you
nosotros, nosotrasparamoswe stop
vosotros, vosotrasparáisyou stopinformal plural you (in Spain)
ellos, ellasparanthey stop
ustedesparanyou stopplural you (in Latin America), formal plural you (in Spain)

Recibir

Recibiris a regular -ir verb that means to receive.

Pronoun(s)ConjugationTranslationNotes
yoreciboI receive
recibesyou receiveinformal singular you
vosrecibísyou receiveinformal singular you (in parts of Latin America)
él, ellarecibehe, she receives
ustedrecibeyou receiveformal singular you
nosotros, nosotrasrecibimoswe receive
vosotros, vosotrasrecibísyou receiveinformal plural you (in Spain)
ellos, ellasrecibenthey receive
ustedesrecibenyou receiveplural you (in Latin America), formal plural you (in Spain)

Sentarse

Sentarse(to sit) is both a reflexive verb and a stem-changing verb.

Pronoun(s)ConjugationTranslationNotes
yome sientoI sit
te sientasyou sitinformal singular you
voste sentásyou sitinformal singular you (in parts of Latin America)
él, ellase sientahe, she sits
ustedse sientayou sitformal singular you
nosotros, nosotrasnos sentamoswe sit
vosotros, vosotrasos sentáisyou sitinformal plural you (in Spain)
ellos, ellasse sientanthey sit
ustedesse sientanyou sitplural you (in Latin America), formal plural you (in Spain)

Subir

Subiris a regular -ir verb that means to go up.

Pronoun(s)ConjugationTranslationNotes
yosuboI go up
subesyou go upinformal singular you
vossubísyou go upinformal singular you (in parts of Latin America)
él, ellasubehe, she goes up
ustedsubeyou go upformal singular you
nosotros, nosotrassubimoswe go up
vosotros, vosotrassubísyou go upinformal plural you (in Spain)
ellos, ellassubenthey go up
ustedessubenyou go upplural you (in Latin America), formal plural you (in Spain)

Phrases

Here are some of the phrases used in these lessons!

SpanishEnglish
detrás debehind
disculpaexcuse me
sobre todoabove all

Quiz Yourself!

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Spanish Conversation

Fantastic! Let's put the grammar and vocab from above to the test in the following example of a conversation in Spanish.

Roberto:
Disculpa, ¿dónde venden boletos?
Excuse me, where do they sell tickets?
Sonia:
Es aquí.
It’s here.
Roberto:
¿Tiene boletos para el concierto del jueves? Voy a ir con mi novia. Necesito dos boletos.
Do you have tickets for the concert on Thursday? I’m going to go with my girlfriend. I need two tickets.
Sonia:
Doscientos dólares, por favor. Cada boleto cuesta cien dólares.
Two hundred dollars, please. Each ticket costs one hundred dollars.
Roberto:
¿Cómo puedo hacer el pago? ¿Puedo pagar con tarjeta? Y, ¿recibo los boletos en mi teléfono?
How can I make the payment? Can I pay by card? And do I receive the tickets on my phone?
Sonia:
Sí. Puedes pagar con tarjeta y recibes los boletos en tu teléfono. ¿Cuál es tu número?
Yes. You can pay by card and you receive the tickets on your phone. What’s your number?

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