How to Say ‘Are you going to check in’ in Spain Spanish
Van a facturar
bahn ah fahk-too-RAR
[bahn ah fahk-too-RAR]
💬 Usage Tip: [Van a + verb] is a very common way to talk about what someone is going to do: [van a facturar], [voy a pagar], [vamos a salir]. Here [van] is plural because the question is to more than one passenger.
Phrase Breakdown
Van
[bahn]
you are going to
From 'ir'; with 'a' + infinitive it forms the near future, here meaning 'you are going to'.
Van a facturar dos maletas grandes.
You are going to check in two large suitcases.
a
[ah]
to
Preposition used here as part of the future structure 'ir a + infinitive'.
Van a facturar el equipaje ahora.
You are going to check in the luggage now.
facturar
[fahk-too-RAR]
to check in
At the airport, it means to check in baggage.
Van a facturar una maleta pequeña.
You are going to check in one small suitcase.
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