Sending a package in Spanish

When to use it: Say this when you want to send the item you are holding.

Quiero means I want, and enviar means to send; learn the chunk together.

Say it: kee-EH-roh en-BYAR EH-stoh

When to use it: Ask this when you want to know the time needed for delivery or another process.

Tarda means it takes time; use cuánto to ask how much time.

Say it: KWAHN-toh TAR-dah

When to use it: Say this to warn someone that the item can break easily.

Frágil has an accent on the á and works for a masculine or feminine item.

Say it: ehs FRAH-heel

When to use it: Ask a clerk politely to pack an item for you.

Puede is formal here because you are speaking politely to the clerk.

Say it: meh loh PWEH-deh em-pah-KAR

When to use it: Say this before naming the package's destination.

Va a means it's going to; replace the blank with a place.

When to use it: Ask for the receipt or proof of the shipping transaction.

Comprobante means proof or receipt; this polite request uses da, gives.

Say it: meh dah el kom-proh-BAN-teh