Spanish for Beginners

Repeat 8 essential Spanish phone phrases like ¿Quién habla? and Te llamo más tarde in this beginner phrase practice.

Show Notes

Learn how to talk on the phone in Spanish with this beginner listen-and-repeat drill covering essential everyday phone phrases. In this lesson: • Ask who is calling and ask someone to hold on • Ask to speak with someone and ask them to speak louder • Give your phone number and say your phone has no battery Vocabulary from this episode: ¿Quién habla? - Who is speaking? Un momento, por favor - One moment, please ¿Puedo hablar con...? - Can I speak with...? No te escucho bien - I can't hear you well ¿Puedes hablar más alto? - Can you speak louder? ¿Cuál es tu número de teléfono? - What is your phone number? Te llamo más tarde - I will call you later Mi teléfono no tiene batería - My phone has no battery Practice these phrases with the Lisn app: https://lisn.onelink.me/qwSi?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=es-lessons-en&utm_content=el-telefono-neutral

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Welcome to this Spanish lesson for complete beginners. Today we are talking on the phone. Repeat each phrase out loud after you hear it.
Quick thing before we start. This is a quick phrase drill. You listen, and you repeat. No explanations, just practice. But if you want full lessons that actually explain the grammar and the context behind every phrase, download the Lisn app. It is audio-first Spanish lessons built for real understanding, not just repetition. Your first seven days are free. Search Lisn Speak Spanish in the App Store or Google Play.
Hello, who is speaking.
¿Hola, quién habla?
¿Hola, quién habla?
¿Hola, quién habla?
Hello, who is speaking.
¿Hola, quién habla?
One moment, please.
Un momento, por favor.
Un momento, por favor.
Un momento, por favor.
One moment, please.
Un momento, por favor.
Can I speak with Ana.
¿Puedo hablar con Ana?
¿Puedo hablar con Ana?
¿Puedo hablar con Ana?
Can I speak with Ana.
¿Puedo hablar con Ana?
I cannot hear you well.
No te escucho bien.
No te escucho bien.
No te escucho bien.
I cannot hear you well.
No te escucho bien.
Can you speak louder.
¿Puedes hablar más alto?
¿Puedes hablar más alto?
¿Puedes hablar más alto?
Can you speak louder.
¿Puedes hablar más alto?
What is your phone number.
¿Cuál es tu número de teléfono?
¿Cuál es tu número de teléfono?
¿Cuál es tu número de teléfono?
What is your phone number.
¿Cuál es tu número de teléfono?
I will call you later.
Te llamo más tarde.
Te llamo más tarde.
Te llamo más tarde.
I will call you later.
Te llamo más tarde.
My phone has no battery.
Mi teléfono no tiene batería.
Mi teléfono no tiene batería.
Mi teléfono no tiene batería.
My phone has no battery.
Mi teléfono no tiene batería.
Great, we covered eight useful phrases for talking on the phone in Spanish. We learned how to ask who is calling, how to ask someone to speak louder, how to give your phone number, and how to say your phone has no battery. Try saying all eight phrases again from memory before you move on.