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🚇 Taking the Metro

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Practice using the metro in a Spanish city. Choose a ticket, buy a pass and find the right line and platform.

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Taking the Metro

A metro station in a Spanish city

Your goal: Buy a ticket and take the right line to the city centre

You are the customer. The station attendant will speak Spanish — pick the best reply from 3 options. 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 Station attendant — 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. ¿Necesita ayuda con la máquina? Good afternoon. Do you need help with the machine?
Un billete sencillo cuesta uno con cincuenta. También hay un abono de diez viajes. A single ticket costs one euro fifty. There's also a ten-trip pass.
El abono de diez viajes cuesta doce euros. The ten-trip pass costs twelve euros.
Muy bien. Meta los doce euros en la máquina y recoja su tarjeta. Fine. Put the twelve euros in the machine and take your card.
Tome la línea tres, dirección Plaza Mayor. Son cinco paradas. Take line three, direction Plaza Mayor. It's five stops.
No, es directo. Los trenes pasan cada cinco minutos. No, it's direct. Trains come every five minutes.
Por el andén dos, a la izquierda. ¡Buen viaje! Platform two, on the left. 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.

Sí, por favor. Quiero ir al centro. ¿Qué billete tengo que comprar? Yes please. I want to go to the centre. Which ticket do I need to buy?

Voy a estar aquí tres días. ¿Cuánto cuesta el abono de diez viajes? I'll be here three days. How much is the ten-trip pass?

Entonces, el abono es mejor. Quiero uno, por favor. Then the pass is better. I'd like one, please.

Ya está. Muchas gracias. ¿Qué línea va al centro? Done. Thank you. Which line goes to the centre?

Línea tres, dirección Plaza Mayor, cinco paradas. ¿Tengo que hacer transbordo? Line three, direction Plaza Mayor, five stops. Do I have to change trains?

Perfecto. ¿Por qué andén tengo que ir? Perfect. Which platform do I need?

Gracias por su ayuda. ¡Hasta luego! Thanks for your help. 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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