The document provides common Spanish phrases for talking about going to stores and shopping, asking others where they went and what they did, and having phone conversations. It lists types of stores like jewelry stores, book stores, general stores, music stores, shoe stores, toy stores. It gives sample questions to ask others about where they went and responses. It also provides phrases for saving money, spending money, and talking on the phone, including answering the phone, asking for someone, leaving a message.

1. OBJECTIVES
Saying where you went and what
you did
Talking on the phone

2. Joyería –jewery store

3. Librería – book store

4. El almacén – store

5. Una tienda de música –music store

6. Zapatería – shoe store

7. La juguetería – toy store

8. Mirar las vitrinas – window shop

9. Plaza de comida –food court

10. To ask where someone went and what
someone did
• ¿Adónde fuiste anoche/ayer/anteayer?
• Where did you go last night/yesterday/the day
before yesterday?
To respond
• Fui a la heladería a tomar un batido.
• I went to the ice cream shop to have a
milkshake.

11. To ask where someone went and what
someone did
¿Qué hiciste el fin de semana pasado?
(What did you do last weekend?)
To respond
Fui al centro comercial y compré unos
zapatos. Pagué una fortuna.
(I went to the mall and bought some shoes.
I paid a fortune.)

12. • ahorrar - to save money
• el dinero - money
• gastar - to spend
• la tarjeta regalo - gift card
• vender (de todo)- to sell (everything)

13. To talk on the phone:
Aló/Bueno/Diga. - Hello.
Hola. ¿Está Andrés? - Hi. Is Andrés there?
¿De parte de quién? - Who’s calling?
Habla Felipe. - Felipe speaking.

14. Espera un momento, ya te lo (la) paso. - Hold
on a moment. I’ll get him (her).
Gracias, señor(a) León.- Thanks, Mr.(Mrs.)
León.
Lo siento, no está. ¿Quieres dejarle un recado?
- I’m sorry. He’s not here. Would you like to
leave a message?
No, gracias. Llamo más tarde.- No, thanks, I’ll
call back later.
Sí, por favor, que me llame después. - Yes
please ask him to call me later.