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    Hacer el check-in

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    'Hacer el check-in' is a common Spanish fixed expression using the verb 'hacer' (to do/make) with the English loanword 'check-in' preceded by the masculine definite article 'el'. It functions as a single verbal unit meaning 'to check in', often used in the context of hotels, flights, or events. The verb 'hacer' will be conjugated according to the subject and tense.

    Sample sentences

    Tenemos que hacer el check-in antes de las tres de la tarde.

    We have to check in before three in the afternoon.

    ¿Ya hiciste el check-in para nuestro vuelo?

    Did you already check in for our flight?

    Puedes hacer el check-in online para evitar las colas.

    You can check in online to avoid the queues.

    Quick facts

    loanword_integration:The English loanword 'check-in' is treated as a masculine noun in Spanish, hence it is preceded by 'el'. This is a common way for English nouns to be incorporated into Spanish vocabulary.

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    Example

    Tenemos que hacer el check-in antes de las tres de la tarde.

    We have to check in before three in the afternoon.

    ¿Ya hiciste el check-in para nuestro vuelo?

    Did you already check in for our flight?

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