Unda ta e baño di awa kalienten?
Where is the hot spring / public bath?
Usage
Used to ask where the hot spring or public bath is
Grammar Note
"baño" same as Spanish; "kalienten" from Spanish "caliente" (hot)
Ki ora e baño ta habri?
What are the bathing hours?
Usage
Used to ask about the operating hours of the bath
Grammar Note
"habri" from Spanish "abrir" (to open)
Hende ku tatú por drenta?
Are people with tattoos allowed?
Usage
Used to ask if tattooed guests are permitted
Grammar Note
"tatú" from Spanish/English "tattoo"
E baño ta misklá òf separado pa hòmber i muhé?
Are the baths mixed-gender or separated?
Usage
Used to ask if the baths are gender-separated or mixed
Grammar Note
"separado" is the same as Spanish "separado" (separated)
Tin un baño privá disponibel?
Is there a private bath / room available?
Usage
Used to ask about private bath rooms
Grammar Note
"privá" from Spanish "privado" (private)
Kuanto gradó ta e temperatura di e awa?
What is the water temperature?
Usage
Used to ask about the water temperature
Grammar Note
"temperatura" is the same as Spanish "temperatura"
Tin toaya disponibel pa alkilá?
Are towels provided or available to rent?
Usage
Used to ask about towel availability
Grammar Note
"toaya" comes from Spanish "toalla" (towel); Spanish ll regularly becomes y in Papiamentu, as in llave → yabi
Unda mi mester laba mi kurpa antis di drenta?
Where should I wash before entering the bath?
Usage
Used to ask where to wash before entering the bath
Grammar Note
"laba" from Portuguese "lavar" (to wash)
E awa ta masha kalienten — tin un pool mas friu?
The water is very hot — is there a cooler pool?
Usage
Used to ask for a cooler pool when the water is too hot
Grammar Note
"friu" from Spanish "frío" (cold)
Kua ta e mineralnan den e awa aki?
What minerals are in this spring?
Usage
Used to ask about the mineral content of the spring water
Grammar Note
"-nan" is the Papiamentu plural suffix
Kon mi mester usá e locker?
How do I use the locker?
Usage
Used to ask how to use the locker
Grammar Note
"locker" is borrowed from English
Por fabor no trece bo selular ni kamera adentro.
Please don't bring your phone or camera inside.
Usage
Used to inform guests not to bring phones or cameras inside
Grammar Note
"selular" from Spanish "celular" (cell phone)
Kuanto tempu mi mester remòhá?
How long should I soak?
Usage
Used to ask about the recommended soaking duration
Grammar Note
"remòhá" from Spanish "remojar" (to soak)
Kuanto ta e kosto di entrada?
What is the entry fee?
Usage
Used to ask about the admission price
Grammar Note
"kosto" from Spanish "costo" (cost)
Kua benefisionan di salud tin e awa aki?
What health benefits does this spring have?
Usage
Used to ask about the health benefits of the spring water
Grammar Note
"salud" is the same as Spanish "salud" (health)
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