Spanish games · Beginner
Shopping at a market in Spanish
Use “¿Cuánto cuesta?” to ask the price of one item and “Quisiera…, por favor” to ask for something politely. Try both sides of a short market conversation.
3 rounds · Listening practice
Shop for the farm kitchen
Listen to the prompt or reveal the words, then choose the best answer.
Listen and read
Transcript and answers
Hear the prompts in Mexican Spanish and read what each one means.
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Buenos días, ¿qué le doy?
Good morning, what can I get you?
Answer Quisiera dos tomates, por favor.
Quisiera is a polite way to ask for something. Dos tomates means “two tomatoes.” Papas are potatoes.
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¿Cuánto cuesta la calabaza?
How much does the pumpkin cost?
Answer Cuesta veinte pesos.
Cuesta veinte pesos gives the price. Use cuesta for one item and cuestan for several, as in ¿Cuánto cuestan las papas?
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¿Algo más?
Anything else?
Answer No, gracias. Eso es todo.
Eso es todo means “that’s all.” No, gracias is a polite way to decline anything extra.