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Car breakdown

Car breakdown

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Averías en el coche

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Where is the next gas station? ¿---d- es-- -- p-óxima---s-l-----? ¿----- e--- l- p------ g---------- ¿-ó-d- e-t- l- p-ó-i-a g-s-l-n-r-? ---------------------------------- ¿Dónde está la próxima gasolinera?
I have a flat tyre / tire (am.). T-n-- --a----d- -i----da. T---- u-- r---- p-------- T-n-o u-a r-e-a p-n-h-d-. ------------------------- Tengo una rueda pinchada.
Can you change the tyre / tire (am.)? ¿-ued---u-t--) -----a- l- rue-a? ¿----- (------ c------ l- r----- ¿-u-d- (-s-e-) c-m-i-r l- r-e-a- -------------------------------- ¿Puede (usted) cambiar la rueda?
I need a few litres / liters (am.) of diesel. Nece-i-o--n pa--d- -i---- d- ------o. N------- u- p-- d- l----- d- g------- N-c-s-t- u- p-r d- l-t-o- d- g-s-l-o- ------------------------------------- Necesito un par de litros de gasóleo.
I have no more petrol / gas (am.). M- he -ue--d- --n-gasolina. M- h- q------ s-- g-------- M- h- q-e-a-o s-n g-s-l-n-. --------------------------- Me he quedado sin gasolina.
Do you have a petrol can / jerry can / gas can (am.)? ¿Ti--e -u-t--) -n--i----de ---erv-? ¿----- (------ u- b---- d- r------- ¿-i-n- (-s-e-) u- b-d-n d- r-s-r-a- ----------------------------------- ¿Tiene (usted) un bidón de reserva?
Where can I make a call? ¿----e-----e pu-do--l-----(p-r t-l--ono)? ¿----- d---- p---- l----- (--- t--------- ¿-e-d- d-n-e p-e-o l-a-a- (-o- t-l-f-n-)- ----------------------------------------- ¿Desde dónde puedo llamar (por teléfono)?
I need a towing service. Ne--si-- un--grúa. N------- u-- g---- N-c-s-t- u-a g-ú-. ------------------ Necesito una grúa.
I’m looking for a garage. Bu----u--t-ll-r --cá-i-o. B---- u- t----- m-------- B-s-o u- t-l-e- m-c-n-c-. ------------------------- Busco un taller mecánico.
An accident has occurred. Ha--abi-o un ---id---e. H- h----- u- a--------- H- h-b-d- u- a-c-d-n-e- ----------------------- Ha habido un accidente.
Where is the nearest telephone? ¿D--de ---- -l-teléfo-- m-s ce-ca--? ¿----- e--- e- t------- m-- c------- ¿-ó-d- e-t- e- t-l-f-n- m-s c-r-a-o- ------------------------------------ ¿Dónde está el teléfono más cercano?
Do you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? ¿T--ne-(-s-e-- un--------no) m---l? ¿----- (------ u- (--------- m----- ¿-i-n- (-s-e-) u- (-e-é-o-o- m-v-l- ----------------------------------- ¿Tiene (usted) un (teléfono) móvil?
We need help. Ne--si--mo--a----. N---------- a----- N-c-s-t-m-s a-u-a- ------------------ Necesitamos ayuda.
Call a doctor! ¡L--m- ---te-) --u--médi--! ¡----- (------ a u- m------ ¡-l-m- (-s-e-) a u- m-d-c-! --------------------------- ¡Llame (usted) a un médico!
Call the police! ¡-la-e (usted)-a la-pol-cí-! ¡----- (------ a l- p------- ¡-l-m- (-s-e-) a l- p-l-c-a- ---------------------------- ¡Llame (usted) a la policía!
Your papers, please. Su-d-----nt-ci--,--o--favo-. S- d------------- p-- f----- S- d-c-m-n-a-i-n- p-r f-v-r- ---------------------------- Su documentación, por favor.
Your licence / license (am.), please. Su---------d----n--ci-,-p-r-f-vor. S- p------ d- c-------- p-- f----- S- p-r-i-o d- c-n-u-i-, p-r f-v-r- ---------------------------------- Su permiso de conducir, por favor.
Your registration, please. Su -e-m-s--d- c---u-a-i--- p-- f-v--. S- p------ d- c----------- p-- f----- S- p-r-i-o d- c-r-u-a-i-n- p-r f-v-r- ------------------------------------- Su permiso de circulación, por favor.

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