Phrases for a move
Housing
The first week in a new city is usually a set of keys, a contract, and a stranger showing you a room. These are the sentences for that — not colours, not a kitchen vocabulary drill.
Viewing a flat, asking what is included, agreeing a date.
- ¿Está disponible? Is it available?
- ¿Los gastos están incluidos? Are the bills included?
- ¿Cuándo podría entrar? When could I move in?
- ¿Cuánto es la fianza? How much is the deposit?
- ¿Puedo ver el piso esta tarde? Can I see the flat this afternoon?
- ¿El contrato es de un año? Is the contract for a year?
- Hay humedad en el baño. There is damp in the bathroom.
- ¿El piso está amueblado? Is the flat furnished?
The Spanish above is the shape of a first unit. Change the language and the same situation comes back in that language.
Pick the language of the move
- Learn Spanish — moving to Madrid in March
- Learn French — starting a semester in Lyon
- Learn Chinese — meeting your partner's family in Taipei
- Learn Japanese — spending two weeks in Tokyo
- Learn Korean — visiting your cousin in Seoul
- Learn German — starting a job in Berlin
- Learn Italian — spending two weeks in Rome
- Learn Portuguese — moving to São Paulo in February
- Learn Russian — starting a job with a Moscow team in spring
- Learn Turkish — spending a month in Istanbul this summer