This document provides common words and phrases for travelers to use when getting around in a foreign country, asking for help in emergencies, and finding locations. Key words and phrases include question words with accents, ways to say "I need help" in Spanish, pointing to the body part that hurts, asking "Where is...", and listing days of the week in lowercase as they are never capitalized.

1. Daytoday Words and phrasestohelpyougetaround.

2. Questionwords Noticehoweachquestionwordhas an accent. When these words are not used in a question, there is no accent.

3. Emergencies I needhelp Necesito ayuda Help! Socorro! I have a pain in my… (stomach) Tengo dolor de (estomago) As long as you remember “tengo dolor” or “dolor” you can point to what part of your body hurts.

4. Where is… Note: the “h” is silent in Spanish so hotel sounds like otel.

5. Other places

6. Days of the week Noticehowthedays of theweek are NOT capitalized. Theynever are.