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🚌 Buying a Bus Ticket

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Practice buying a long-distance bus ticket in Spain. Say where you are going, choose a return ticket, a time and a seat, and pay by card.

A bus station in Spain

Your goal: Buy a return bus ticket to Granada

You are talking to the ticket clerk, who will speak Spanish. Pick the best reply from 3 options. A wrong pick shows a hint and you try again: a first-try answer scores 10 points, a retry scores 5. 7 turns to complete the scenario.

7 exchanges Conversation Multiple choice

/ 7 first try

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How to play

Read the Spanish sentence from the Ticket clerk — you can tap 🔊 to hear it or EN to see the English.
Pick the best of the 3 Spanish replies to move the conversation forward.
If you pick the wrong option, a hint explains why — try again until you find the right reply.
Complete all 7 turns to finish the scenario. Aim for all 7 on the first try!

Spanish sentences you'll practice

Every sentence in this free Spanish game, with its English translation.

Buenas tardes. ¿Adónde va? Good afternoon. Where are you going?
¿De ida o de ida y vuelta? One way or return?
¿Para cuándo lo quiere? When do you want it for?
Hay un autobús a las nueve y otro a las once. ¿Cuál prefiere? There's a bus at nine and another at eleven. Which do you prefer?
Muy bien. El billete de ida y vuelta cuesta treinta y dos euros. ¿Quiere asiento de ventanilla o de pasillo? Very good. The return ticket costs thirty-two euros. Do you want a window or an aisle seat?
Perfecto. ¿Va a pagar en efectivo o con tarjeta? Perfect. Are you going to pay in cash or by card?
Aquí tiene su billete. El autobús sale de la dársena cuatro. ¡Buen viaje! Here's your ticket. The bus leaves from bay four. Have a good trip!

Spanish words you'll practice

This free Spanish game drills 7 common words. Want the meanings, examples and pronunciation? Look them up on our Spanish words pages.

Buenas tardes. Quiero un billete para Granada. Good afternoon. I'd like a ticket to Granada.

De ida y vuelta, por favor. Return, please.

Para mañana por la mañana, si es posible. For tomorrow morning, if possible.

El de las nueve, por favor. The nine o'clock one, please.

De ventanilla, por favor. Window, please.

Con tarjeta, por favor. By card, please.

Muchas gracias. ¡Hasta luego! Thank you very much. See you later!

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Is this Spanish conversation game free?

Yes — no sign-up needed. Play directly in your browser and practice natural Spanish dialogue for real situations.

What level is this role-play for?

It suits A2–B1 learners who know basic Spanish and want to practise real conversational phrases. Each wrong answer shows a hint so you learn as you play.

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