How to Say ‘The check-in counter’ in Spain Spanish
El mostrador de facturación
el mohs-trah-DOR deh fak-too-rah-THYOHN
[el mohs-trah-DOR deh fak-too-rah-THYOHN]
Phrase Breakdown
El mostrador
el mohs-trah-DOR
The counter / desk
Stress the last syllable, 'DOR', and tap the final 'r'.
El mostrador está a la derecha.
The counter is on the right.
Words in this phrase
El
[el]
The (masculine singular)
A definite article used before a singular masculine noun.
El centro es donde está la acción.
The center is where the action is.
mostrador
[mohs-trah-DOR]
counter
Masculine noun for a service desk.
Espera en el mostrador.
Wait at the counter.
de facturación
deh fak-too-rah-THYOHN
check-in
In Spain, 'ción' sounds like 'thion'. Stress the final 'CIÓN'.
La zona de facturación está abierta.
The check-in area is open.
Words in this phrase
de
[deh]
of
Shows possession, linking the birthday to the mother.
¿Y el cumpleaños de tu madre en qué mes es?
And in what month is your mother's birthday?
facturación
[fak-too-rah-THYOHN]
check-in
Feminine noun for checking in luggage at an airport.
La facturación cierra pronto.
Check-in closes soon.
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