Onde está a secretaría da escola?
Where is the school office?
Usage
Use to find the administrative office of a school
Grammar Note
"Da" is the contraction de + a. "Secretaría" is the office that handles records and paperwork
Quería matricularme nun curso de idiomas.
I would like to enrol in a language course.
Usage
Polite way to ask to enrol in a language school
Grammar Note
"Nun" is the contraction en + un. In the reflexive "matricularme" the pronoun attaches after the infinitive
Cales son os horarios das clases?
What are the class hours?
Usage
Use to ask when classes are held
Grammar Note
The plural of "cal" is "cales". "Das" is de + as
Canto custa a mensualidade?
How much is the monthly fee?
Usage
Use to ask the monthly tuition
Grammar Note
"Canto" takes no accent. "Mensualidade" is the sum paid every month
Hai residencia de estudantes?
Is there a student residence?
Usage
Use to ask whether the school has student housing
Grammar Note
"Hai" is the invariable form for "there is/are", not Spanish "hay". "Estudante" has one form for both genders
Ofrecen cursos en liña?
Do you offer online courses?
Usage
Use to ask whether courses can be taken online
Grammar Note
Online is "en liña" (Spanish "en línea"). The subject is dropped and the third plural refers to the school
Preciso dunha tarxeta de estudante.
I need a student card.
Usage
Use to ask for a student ID to be issued
Grammar Note
"Precisar de" plus noun means to need; de + unha contracts to "dunha"
Ata cando se pode facer a inscrición?
Until when can I register?
Usage
Use to ask the enrolment deadline
Grammar Note
"Until" is "ata", not Spanish "hasta". "Se pode" is an impersonal construction
Hai bolsas de estudos dispoñibles?
Are there any scholarships available?
Usage
Use to ask whether scholarships are offered
Grammar Note
A scholarship is "bolsa de estudos". "Dispoñible" takes -s in the plural: "dispoñibles"
Quen é o meu profesor?
Who is my teacher?
Usage
Use to ask who your assigned teacher is; say "profesora" for a woman
Grammar Note
"Quen" has no accent. The feminine of "profesor" is "profesora"
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