The user wants a translation of a piece of HTML from English to natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. The instruction is to keep all HTML tags exactly as-is, keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only the translated HTML.
The HTML given:
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tags etc.
The city/airport names: Waxahachie, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, Terminal A, Terminal B, Interstate 35. Keep unchanged. Phone numbers/URLs not present. Keep tags unchanged.
Now produce natural Latin American Spanish translation. Use "La distancia por carretera desde Waxahachie hasta el Aeropuerto Internacional Austin-Bergstrom es de aproximadamente 160 millas. Dependiendo de las condiciones del tráfico, tu tiempo de viaje puerta a puerta variará entre unas 3 horas y 32 minutos y menos de 4 horas y 51 minutos. Al llegar al aeropuerto, nuestros conductores te guiarán directamente a la terminal que elijas, ya sea la Terminal A o la Terminal B."
. We'll just output the HTML with that translation.
Now ensure the HTML tags are preserved exactly: , etc. Keep city names unchanged (Waxahachie, Austin, Hillsboro, etc.), airport codes unchanged (AUS). Keep phone numbers unchanged: (817) 403-6196. Keep URLs unchanged. Keep titles unchanged. The translation should be natural Latin American Spanish for travelers. So we need to translate all English text to Spanish. Ensure we keep the same meaning, perhaps add slight colloquial tone. The user specifically wants NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers, not a literal translation. Use appropriate Spanish phrasing, like "Sí" or "Sí, operamos..." etc. Let's carefully translate each segment.
Original HTML:
Waxahachie to Austin Airport Shuttle
Welcome to Texas Shuttle! We offer reliable and comfortable door-to-door transportation from Waxahachie to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS). Whether you're heading to a business meeting or a family vacation, our experienced drivers will ensure your journey is smooth and stress-free. Heading to Austin instead? See our Midlothian to Austin shuttle for direct door-to-door service down I-35 to Austin-Bergstrom.
Your Journey
Your trip begins in the heart of Waxahachie, a charming city known for its historical significance and friendly community. From there, we'll take you on a scenic drive through Ellis County, offering glimpses of its rolling hills and picturesque countryside before merging onto Interstate 35, the main artery connecting North Texas to Central Texas.
``` We must translate this into natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. The instruction says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. So we must keep Waxahachie, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS), Texas, Midlothian, etc. The titles inside tags are also likely translatable but the instruction says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. The title attributes are part of the HTML, not text content? The instruction says keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged, but doesn't mention title attributes. The user says keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. That includes attributes like title and href. So we need to translate the text inside tags, but the title attribute also contains English text: "Midlothian to Austin shuttle", "Waxahachie shuttle hub", "Ennis to Austin shuttle", "Dallas to Austin shuttle", "DFW to Austin shuttle". The instruction says keep city/airport names unchanged. The title attributes refer to "Midlothian to Austin shuttle" etc. The names "Midlothian", "Austin", "Waxahachie", "Ennis", "Dallas", "DFW" should remain unchanged. So we could translate "shuttle" to "servicio de transporte" or "shuttle" remains as "shuttle"? In Latin American Spanish, the word "shuttle" is often used as "servicio de transporte", but we could keep "shuttle" if it's understood. However the instruction says keep city/airport names unchanged, not the whole phrase. So we can translate the rest: "Midlothian to Austin shuttle" -> "Midlothian a Austin shuttle"? But "shuttle" is English. In Spanish, maybe "servicio de shuttle" or "servicio de transporte"? But the instruction says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. It doesn't explicitly forbid translating other words. So we can translate "shuttle" to "servicio de transporte" if we want, but perhaps keep "shuttle" as is, because it's a proper term used in travel contexts. The user wants native Latin American Spanish for travelers. In Latin America, "shuttle" is often used as "servicio de enlace", "servicio de transporte", "traslado". "shuttle" may be left as "shuttle". However to be natural, we might translate to "servicio de transporte" or "traslado". Let's decide. We need to translate the content:Waxahachie to Austin Airport Shuttle
Translation: "Traslado de Waxahachie al Aeropuerto de Austin" But maybe "Waxahachie to Austin Airport Shuttle" -> "Servicio de Transporte de Waxahachie al Aeropuerto de Austin". Or "Traslado de Waxahachie al Aeropuerto de Austin". Keep city names unchanged, keep "Austin Airport". In Spanish we might say "Aeropuerto de Austin". Keep the "Shuttle" maybe "servicio de transporte". But the instruction does not forbid translating "Shuttle". So we can translate it. The heading is. We need to translate the text content only. So
Traslado de Waxahachie al Aeropuerto de Austin
. But also "Austin Airport Shuttle" might be "Servicio de transporte al aeropuerto de Austin". However "Shuttle" is used often as "servicio de transporte". But maybe we want to keep "Shuttle" as "servicio de transporte". Let's see. The next paragraph:Welcome to Texas Shuttle! We offer reliable and comfortable door-to-door transportation from Waxahachie to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS). Whether you're heading to a business meeting or a family vacation, our experienced drivers will ensure your journey is smooth and stress-free. Heading to Austin instead? See our Midlothian to Austin shuttle for direct door-to-door service down I-35 to Austin-Bergstrom.
We need to translate to Spanish. Keep city/airport names unchanged: Waxahachie, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS). Also keep URLs unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. So we will translate the English text. Spanish translation: "¡Bienvenido a Texas Shuttle! Ofrecemos transporte puerta a puerta confiable y cómodo desde Waxahachie hasta el Aeropuerto Internacional Austin-Bergstrom (AUS). Ya sea que te dirijas a una reunión de negocios o a unas vacaciones en familia, nuestros conductores experimentados garantizarán que tu viaje sea tranquilo y sin estrés. ¿Prefieres ir a Austin? Consulta nuestro servicio de transporte de Midlothian a Austin para un servicio directo puerta a puerta por la I-35 hasta Austin-Bergstrom." Note: The link text "Midlothian to Austin shuttle" should be translated. The title attribute also has "Midlothian to Austin shuttle". According to instruction, keep HTML tags exactly as-is, keep city/airport names unchanged. The title attribute includes "Midlothian to Austin shuttle". Should we translate it? The instruction does not forbid translating attributes. It says keep city/airport names unchanged. The title attribute contains city names "Midlothian to Austin". The rest "shuttle" could be translated. So we might translate title to "Servicio de transporte de Midlothian a Austin". However the attribute is not displayed on the page, but is part of HTML. The user wants the translation of the HTML content. Usually we translate visible text. Title attributes are not visible unless hovering. But the instruction says keep all HTML tags exactly as-is, meaning we should not alter the attributes. But the attributes also contain English text that might be considered part of the content. The instruction says keep city/airport names unchanged, but it does not say we cannot translate other parts of attributes. However "keep all HTML tags exactly as-is" might be interpreted as keep the tags and attributes exactly as they are, i.e., do not modify any attribute values. The user likely wants the visible text translated, leaving attributes unchanged. However the visible text includes link text and anchor text (which we need to translate). For the title attribute, we could leave it unchanged (in English) or translate it as well. But the user said "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is." That includes attributes. So we should not change any attribute values. So we should keep title="Midlothian to Austin shuttle" unchanged. Similarly for other tags with title attributes. So we will only translate the text content inside tags, not the attributes. Thus for the link Midlothian to Austin shuttle we will translate the link text "Midlothian to Austin shuttle" to Spanish but keep the title unchanged. The link text "Midlothian to Austin shuttle" is visible to user. We can translate to "Servicio de transporte de Midlothian a Austin" or "Traslado de Midlothian a Austin". The phrase "shuttle" is often left as "shuttle". But to be natural, maybe "servicio de transporte". However the link text might be "Midlothian a Austin shuttle". The phrase "Midlothian to Austin shuttle" is a phrase that might be left as "Midlothian a Austin shuttle". But the instruction is to translate to natural Latin American Spanish, not necessarily keep the English words. So we can translate the phrase fully. But the user says "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." That implies we keep the names of cities and airports unchanged, but we can translate other words. So we can translate "to" to "a", "shuttle" to "servicio de transporte" or "traslado". The user wants us to translate an airport-shuttle landing-page HTML from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. The instruction: keep all HTML tags exactly as-is; keep city/airport names and codes unchanged; keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged; return ONLY the translated HTML. We need to translate the English text inside the HTML tags into natural Latin American Spanish, presumably with appropriate idioms for travelers. Use Spanish (Latin American) rather than formal Spanish from Spain. The text includes some specific info about distances and travel times; we must maintain the numeric values, and preserve the HTML tags. We have the following HTML snippet: ```The road distance from Waxahachie to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is approximately 160 miles. Depending on traffic conditions, your door-to-door travel time will range from about 3 hours and 32 minutes to just under 4 hours and 51 minutes. Upon arrival at the airport, our drivers will guide you directly to your chosen terminal—whether it's Terminal A or Terminal B.
What to Expect
- Prompt Pickups: We understand the importance of being on time for your flight, so we'll make sure to arrive at your doorstep well before your scheduled departure.
- Luggage Assistance: Our drivers are equipped to handle your luggage, ensuring that you can focus on getting settled and relaxed in your terminal.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the typical travel time from Waxahachie to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport?
The typical door-to-door drive time for our Waxahachie to Austin shuttle ranges from about 212 minutes (just over 3 hours) to 291 minutes (almost 4 hours and a half), depending on Austin traffic. The full route is roughly 160 miles down Interstate 35.
Will my luggage be handled during the trip from Waxahachie to Austin?
``` We need to translate the content of,
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Qué esperar
maybe "Qué esperar" or "Qué debes esperar". Keep it natural. Prompt Pickups: "Recogidas puntuales". Use "Recogidas puntuales". For Spanish: "Comprendemos la importancia de llegar a tiempo para tu vuelo, por lo que nos aseguraremos de llegar a tu puerta bien antes de la hora de salida programada." Luggage Assistance: "Asistencia con el equipaje". "Nuestros conductores están preparados para manejar tu equipaje, para que puedas concentrarte en acomodarte y relajarte en tu terminal." FAQ heading: "Preguntas frecuentes". Question: "¿Cuál es el tiempo de viaje típico desde Waxahachie hasta el Aeropuerto Internacional Austin-Bergstrom?" Then answer: "El tiempo de viaje puerta a puerta típico de nuestro shuttle de Waxahachie a Austin oscila entre aproximadamente 212 minutos (poco más de 3 horas) y 291 minutos (casi 4 horas y media), dependiendo del tráfico en Austin. La ruta completa es de unas 160 millas por la Interestatal 35." Last question: "¿Se ocuparán de mi equipaje durante el viaje de Waxahachie a Austin?" That is the heading after the previous content; but we see only aheading without paragraph after? It ends with
Will my luggage be handled during the trip from Waxahachie to Austin?
. That seems incomplete, maybe we need to translate that heading as a question. So final output: HTML with same tags and the translated text. Need to ensure translation is natural Latin American Spanish. For example "Tu" pronoun used for informal "you". "Tiempo de viaje" rather than "tiempo de desplazamiento". "Recogidas puntuales" may be okay. "Los conductores te guiarán directamente a la terminal...". "El shuttle" is okay. "Interstate 35" may remain as "Interestatal 35". Keep "Interstate 35" as original English maybe? But translation should be in Spanish, but keep the phrase "Interstate 35". The instruction: keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. It doesn't say keep "Interstate 35" unchanged, but I think we can translate "Interestatal 35" as that's the Spanish translation. However, maybe better to keep "Interstate 35" unchanged. But being a Spanish translation, the phrase "Interestatal 35" would be appropriate. The instruction "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." Does not mention Interstate. So we can translate. The numeric values remain unchanged: "160 miles" remains as "160 millas". That's fine. Need to keep tags exactly as-is, including whitespace and newlines? The original snippet is one line without line breaks except the- maybe. We'll replicate the same structure. We should preserve the comment line unchanged.
Thus final output will be:
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- Recogidas puntuales: Comprendemos la importancia de llegar a tiempo para tu vuelo, por lo que nos aseguraremos de llegar a tu puerta bien antes de la hora de salida programada.
- Asistencia con el equipaje: Nuestros conductores están preparados para manejar tu equipaje, para que puedas concentrarte en acomodarte y relajarte en tu terminal.
- text accordingly.
So final HTML:
La distancia por carretera desde Waxahachie hasta el Aeropuerto Internacional Austin-Bergstrom es de aproximadamente 160 millas. Dependiendo de las condiciones del tráfico, tu tiempo de viaje puerta a puerta variará entre unas 3 horas y 32 minutos y menos de 4 horas y 51 minutos. Al llegar al aeropuerto, nuestros conductores te guiarán directamente a la terminal que elijas, ya sea la Terminal A o la Terminal B.
Qué esperar
- Recogidas puntuales: Comprendemos la importancia de llegar a tiempo para tu vuelo, por lo que nos aseguraremos de llegar a tu puerta bien antes de la hora de salida programada.
- Asistencia con el equipaje: Nuestros conductores están preparados para manejar tu equipaje, para que puedas enfocarte en ponerte cómodo y relajarte en tu terminal.
Preguntas frecuentes
The user wants translation of HTML content from English to natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep all HTML tags unchanged, keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged, and return only the translated HTML. We need to translate the content inside HTML tags while preserving HTML structure. The content includes: - Paragraph: "Yes, our drivers are trained to assist with your luggage, making sure it loads, rides, and unloads safely between your Waxahachie pickup and your Austin-Bergstrom terminal. Standard allowance is two checked bags plus one carry-on per passenger at no extra charge." - Heading h3: "What should I do if there's a flight delay on my Waxahachie to Austin shuttle?" - Paragraph: "If you are flying back into AUS, just give us your flight number at booking. We monitor live landing time and adjust pickup automatically — no need to call or rebook if your flight is delayed. We include reasonable waiting time at baggage claim at no extra charge." - Heading h3: "How much does a Waxahachie to Austin shuttle cost?" - Paragraph: "Fares depend on your exact pickup address, drop-off (which AUS terminal or which Austin address), party size, and time of day. Because Waxahachie to Austin is a long-distance route (about 160 miles), it is priced higher than a short Waxahachie-DFW trip. For an instant quote, enter your addresses in our online booking tool — no account needed and the price you see is the door-to-door total." - Heading h3: "Do you pick up from Waxahachie hotels and private addresses?" (the paragraph after may be missing; user included only the heading line). Actually after heading, they wrote: "
Do you pick up from Waxahachie hotels and private addresses?
"? The snippet ends with "Do you pick up from Waxahachie hotels and private addresses?
"? It is not clear. The user wrote: "Do you pick up from Waxahachie hotels and private addresses?
" So likely it's a heading, not a paragraph. Let's see full snippet: ```Yes, our drivers are trained to assist with your luggage, making sure it loads, rides, and unloads safely between your Waxahachie pickup and your Austin-Bergstrom terminal. Standard allowance is two checked bags plus one carry-on per passenger at no extra charge.
What should I do if there's a flight delay on my Waxahachie to Austin shuttle?
If you are flying back into AUS, just give us your flight number at booking. We monitor live landing time and adjust pickup automatically — no need to call or rebook if your flight is delayed. We include reasonable waiting time at baggage claim at no extra charge.
How much does a Waxahachie to Austin shuttle cost?
Fares depend on your exact pickup address, drop-off (which AUS terminal or which Austin address), party size, and time of day. Because Waxahachie to Austin is a long-distance route (about 160 miles), it is priced higher than a short Waxahachie-DFW trip. For an instant quote, enter your addresses in our online booking tool — no account needed and the price you see is the door-to-door total.
Do you pick up from Waxahachie hotels and private addresses?
``` Thus final line is just the heading h3 with no following paragraph. So we just translate heading. Should we add a period? No need. Keep heading. We must translate to natural, native Latin American Spanish. Use appropriate Spanish translations. Ensure we preserve the HTML tags exactly. Must preserve city/airport names unchanged: Waxahachie, Austin-Bergstrom (maybe it's "Austin-Bergstrom"? Should keep same), AUS (airport code), DFW, etc. Also preserve phone numbers and URLs unchanged (there is a URL: https://texasshuttle.ridebitsapp.com/central/new_reservation). The rel="noopener" and title attributes also remain unchanged. Thus we need to replace English text with Spanish equivalents. First paragraph: "Yes, our drivers are trained to assist with your luggage, making sure it loads, rides, and unloads safely between your Waxahachie pickup and your Austin-Bergstrom terminal. Standard allowance is two checked bags plus one carry-on per passenger at no extra charge." Spanish translation: "Sí, nuestros conductores están capacitados para ayudarte con tu equipaje, asegurándose de que se cargue, viaje y descargue de manera segura entre tu recogida en Waxahachie y la terminal de Austin-Bergstrom. El allowance estándar es de dos piezas de equipaje documentado más un artículo de mano por pasajero sin costo adicional." But "allowance" in Spanish could be "permitido" or "asignación". "Standard allowance is two checked bags plus one carry-on per passenger at no extra charge." Could be "El allowance estándar es de dosmaletas documentadas más un bolso de mano por pasajero sin costo adicional." However "allowance" maybe "límite". So "El límite estándar es de dosmaletas en bodega más un bolso de mano por pasajero, sin cargo adicional." Or "La franquicia estándar es de dosmaletas documentadas y un artículo de mano por pasajero, sin costo extra." That sounds natural. Thus first paragraph translation: "Sí, nuestros conductores están capacitados para ayudarte con tu equipaje, asegurándose de que se cargue, viaje y descargue de forma segura entre tu recogida en Waxahachie y la terminal de Austin-Bergstrom. La franquicia estándar es de dosmaletas en bodega más un bolso de mano por pasajero, sin costo adicional." Alternatively: "La franquicia estándar es de dosmaletas facturadas y un artículo de mano por pasajero, sin cargo extra." But "checked bags" is "maletas facturadas". "Carry-on" is "equipaje de mano" or "artículo de mano". We'll choose "equipaje de mano". So: "La franquicia estándar es de dosmaletas facturadas más un equipaje de mano por pasajero, sin costo adicional." Thus final: "Sí, nuestros conductores están capacitados para ayudarte con tu equipaje, asegurándose de que se cargue, viaje y descargue de forma segura entre tu recogida en Waxahachie y la terminal de Austin-Bergstrom. La franquicia estándar es de dosmaletas facturadas más un equipaje de mano por pasajero, sin costo adicional." Yes. Second heading: "What should I do if there's a flight delay on my Waxahachie to Austin shuttle?" Spanish translation: "¿Qué debo hacer si hay un retraso en mi vuelo en el shuttle de Waxahachie a Austin?" But keep as "shuttle" maybe "servicio de shuttle". Could be "¿Qué debo hacer si hay un retraso en mi vuelo en el shuttle de Waxahachie a Austin?" This is natural. Alternatively: "¿Qué debo hacer si hay un retraso en mi vuelo en el shuttle de Waxahachie a Austin?" That is fine. Third paragraph: "If you are flying back into AUS, just give us your flight number at booking. We monitor live landing time and adjust pickup automatically — no need to call or rebook if your flight is delayed. We include reasonable waiting time at baggage claim at no extra charge." Spanish: "Si estás regresando al AUS, solo danos tu número de vuelo al hacer la reserva. Monitoreamos el tiempo de aterrizaje en vivo y ajustamos la recogida automáticamente — no necesitas llamar ni volver a reservar si tu vuelo se retrasa. Incluimos un tiempo de espera razonable en la recogida de equipaje sin costo adicional." Better: "Si estás regresando al AUS, solo danos tu número de vuelo al hacer la reserva. Monitoreamos el horario de aterrizaje en tiempo real y ajustamos la recogida automáticamente — no es necesario que llames ni que vuelvas a reservar si tu vuelo se retrasa. Incluimos un tiempo de espera razonable en la recogida de equipaje sin cargo adicional." Thus third paragraph translation: "Si estás regresando al AUS, solo danos tu número de vuelo al hacer la reserva. Monitoreamos el horario de aterrizaje en tiempo real y ajustamos la recogida automáticamente — no es necesario que llames ni que vuelvas a reservar si tu vuelo se retrasa. Incluimos un tiempo de espera razonable en la recogida de equipaje sin cargo adicional." Alternatively: "el horario de aterrizaje en vivo" but "tiempo real" is okay. Next heading: "How much does a Waxahachie to Austin shuttle cost?" Spanish: "¿Cuánto cuesta un shuttle de Waxahachie a Austin?" Or "¿Cuánto cuesta el shuttle de Waxahachie a Austin?" Use "shuttle". Keep "shuttle" as is. Thus heading: "¿Cuánto cuesta el shuttle de Waxahachie a Austin?" Paragraph: "Fares depend on your exact pickup address, drop-off (which AUS terminal or which Austin address), party size, and time of day. Because Waxahachie to Austin is a long-distance route (about 160 miles), it is priced higher than a short Waxahachie-DFW trip. For an instant quote, enter your addresses in our online booking tool — no account needed and the price you see is the door-to-door total." Spanish: "Las tarifas dependen de tu dirección exacta de recogida, destino (qué The user wants translation of HTML from English to "NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers". They want to keep all HTML tags exactly as-is, keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return ONLY the translated HTML. We have a snippet of HTML withtags and
tags. We need to translate the English text to natural Latin American Spanish. Keep HTML tags unchanged. Keep the city/airport names unchanged (Waxahachie, Austin, Austin-Bergstrom, AUS, etc.) and keep phone numbers (817) 403-6196 unchanged, and URLs unchanged. We must ensure the translation is natural, not too formal but suitable for travelers. Must be natural Latin American Spanish (could be generic or could reflect a specific country, but likely we should aim for a neutral Spanish that is common in Latin America, perhaps using "usted" forms, and perhaps "tu" for informal but they said "native Latin American Spanish for travelers". I think "usted" is more formal, but travelers might appreciate friendly, informal tone. We can aim for neutral, a mix, with "tú" or "usted". The original English uses "you", "we", "our". We'll keep the same perspective. We'll need to translate all the English text inside the tags. Keep tags like
,
. Provide the HTML unchanged except for the text. We need to translate: Paragraph: "Yes. We do true door-to-door pickup at any Waxahachie home, hotel (Holiday Inn Express, Best Western, Comfort Suites, etc.), business, or apartment complex, and drop you at your chosen Austin destination — Austin-Bergstrom airport terminal, downtown Austin hotel, University of Texas campus area, or any Austin address. No park-and-ride lots, no transfers, same driver the whole way." So translation: "Sí. Realizamos recogida puerta a puerta en cualquier domicilio, hotel (Holiday Inn Express, Best Western, Comfort Suites, etc.), negocio o complejo de apartamentos en Waxahachie, y te dejamos en el destino que elijas en Austin — terminal del aeropuerto Austin-Bergstrom, hotel en el centro de Austin, zona del campus de la Universidad de Texas o cualquier dirección en Austin. Sin estacionamientos de tipo park-and-ride, sin trasbordos, el mismo conductor durante todo el recorrido." But keep the city names unchanged: Waxahachie, Austin, Austin-Bergstrom. Keep the hotel names unchanged: Holiday Inn Express, Best Western, Comfort Suites, etc. Keep the phrase "University of Texas campus area" as is? Or translate? The instruction says keep city/airport names unchanged, but not explicitly about campus names. It says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. So we can translate "University of Texas campus area" to Spanish: "zona del campus de la Universidad de Texas". That's fine. Also keep "park-and-ride lots" unchanged? It says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. "park-and-ride lots" is not a city/airport name, but it's a concept. We can translate it as "estacionamientos de tipo park-and-ride" or "zonas de parque y viaje". Might keep the term "park-and-ride" because it's a known concept. However, the user may want translation but it's okay to leave the phrase "park-and-ride" in English because it's a term. But they asked "Translate this ... to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish". I'd translate "park-and-ride lots" to "estacionamientos de tipo 'park-and-ride'" perhaps with quotes. Or "áreas de estacionamiento tipo park-and-ride". I'd use "zonas de estacionamiento tipo park-and-ride". The phrase "No park-and-ride lots, no transfers, same driver the whole way." So translation: "Sin estacionamientos tipo park-and-ride, sin trasbordos, el mismo conductor durante todo el recorrido." That seems natural. Now the
How do I book a Waxahachie to Austin airport shuttle?
translation: "¿Cómo reservo un shuttle del aeropuerto de Austin desde Waxahachie?" Or "¿Cómo puedo reservar un shuttle de Waxahachie al aeropuerto de Austin?" Keep "Waxahachie" and "Austin" unchanged. Keep "airport" maybe translate "aeropuerto" but keep "Austin" unchanged. So: "¿Cómo reservo un shuttle de Waxahachie al aeropuerto de Austin?" That works. Now theTo book your trip from Waxahachie to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport or vice versa, give us a call at (817) 403-6196. You can also visit our website to make reservations online and use the promo code ONLINE for a 10% discount on round trips.
translation: "Para reservar tu viaje de Waxahachie al Aeropuerto Internacional Austin-Bergstrom o viceversa, llámanos al (817) 403-6196. También puedes visitar nuestro sitio web para hacer reservaciones en línea y usar el código promocional ONLINE para un 10% de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta." Keep the phone number unchanged, and "ONLINE" code unchanged. Keep "Austin-Bergstrom International Airport" unchanged? The phrase "Austin-Bergstrom International Airport" is the name, but maybe we can translate "Aeropuerto Internacional Austin-Bergstrom". The city name stays unchanged. It's fine. NowHow early should I be picked up in Waxahachie for an Austin flight?
translation: "¿Cuánto tiempo antes debo ser recogido en Waxahachie para un vuelo a Austin?" Keep "Waxahachie" and "Austin". Also we may keep "flight" as "vuelo". Good. Now theWaxahachie to AUS is about 160 miles and takes 3 hours 30 minutes to 4 hours 50 minutes door-to-door depending on Austin traffic. For a domestic AUS departure target arriving at the terminal 2 hours early (2.5 hours during peak holidays and SXSW), so plan pickup roughly 5.5-6.5 hours before departure for domestic and 6.5-7.5 hours for international. We confirm exact pickup time when you book.
translation: "De Waxahachie a AUS hay unas 160 millas y el viaje dura entre 3 horas 30 minutos y 4 horas 50 minutos puerta a puerta, dependiendo del tráfico en Austin. Para un vuelo doméstico con salida desde AUS, se recomienda llegar a la terminal 2 horas antes (2,5 horas durante picos vacacionales y SXSW), así que programa la recogida aproximadamente 5,5 a 6,5 horas antes de la salida para vuelos domésticos y de 6,5 a 7,5 horas para internacionales. Confirmamos la hora exacta de recogida cuando realizas la reserva." We keep "AUS" unchanged. Keep "SXSW" unchanged. Keep numeric values as numbers (they remain unchanged). Use comma for decimal? In Spanish, decimal is comma, but the original uses decimal points (e.g., 3 hours 30 minutes). However, the instruction says keep numbers unchanged. It says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, phone numbers and URLs unchanged. It does not say about numeric values. But we can keep them as they appear. Usually for Spanish, you might write "3 horas 30 minutos". So we can just keep numbers and units as Spanish. We'll keep them as numbers as in "3 horas 30 minutos" rather than "3.5". The original uses "3 hours 30 minutes to 4 hours 50 minutes". That's fine. Now the nextIs the Waxahachie to Austin shuttle available 24/7?
translation: "¿El shuttle de Waxahachie a Austin está disponible las 24 horas, los 7 días de la semana?" Keep the same. Use "24/7". Could be "24/7". Keep it as "24/7". So: "¿El shuttle de Waxahachie a Austin está disponible 24/7?" That's fine. Now final HTML snippet ends with thatline. That line likely ends with a closing
. It appears after the last, the last line is
Is the Waxahachie to Austin shuttle available 24/7?
. So we need to close that tag:
La distancia por carretera desde Waxahachie hasta el Aeropuerto Internacional Austin-Bergstrom es de aproximadamente 160 millas. Dependiendo de las condiciones del tráfico, tu tiempo de viaje puerta a puerta variará entre unas 3 horas y 32 minutos y menos de 4 horas y 51 minutos. Al llegar al aeropuerto, nuestros conductores te guiarán directamente a la terminal que elijas, ya sea la Terminal A o la Terminal B.
Qué esperar
Preguntas frecuentes
¿Cuál es el tiempo de viaje típico desde Waxahachie hasta el Aeropuerto Internacional Austin-Bergstrom?
El tiempo de viaje puerta a puerta típico de nuestro shuttle de Waxahachie a Austin oscila entre aproximadamente 212 minutos (poco más de 3 horas) y 291 minutos (casi 4 horas y media), dependiendo del tráfico en Austin. La ruta completa es de unas 160 millas por la Interestatal 35.
¿Se ocuparán de mi equipaje durante el viaje de Waxahachie a Austin?
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Check for any unnatural phrasing: "Recogidas puntuales" is okay. "Asistencia con el equipaje" is okay. "Nuestros conductores están preparados para manejar tu equipaje" - okay. "para que puedas concentrarte en acomodarte y relajarte en tu terminal." Might be more natural "para que puedas enfocarte en instalarte y relajarte en tu terminal". But both fine.
But maybe we can add "instalarte" (settle in) or "sentirte cómodo". We'll try to make it natural. "para que puedas enfocarte en ponerte cómodo y relajarte en tu terminal."
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Better: "para que puedas enfocarte en ponerte cómodo y relajarte en tu terminal."
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NowHow do I book a Waxahachie to Austin airport shuttle?
:¿Cómo reservo un shuttle de Waxahachie al aeropuerto de Austin?
NowTo book your trip ...
:Para reservar tu viaje de Wax The user asks: "Translate this airport-shuttle landing-page HTML from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return ONLY the translated HTML." Thus we need to translate the content inside the HTML tags. Must preserve the tags. Keep the same structure:
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, etc. Keep city names unchanged (Waxahachie, Austin, Hillsboro, etc.), airport codes unchanged (AUS). Keep phone numbers unchanged: (817) 403-6196. Keep URLs unchanged. Keep titles unchanged. The translation should be natural Latin American Spanish for travelers. So we need to translate all English text to Spanish. Ensure we keep the same meaning, perhaps add slight colloquial tone. The user specifically wants NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers, not a literal translation. Use appropriate Spanish phrasing, like "Sí" or "Sí, operamos..." etc. Let's carefully translate each segment.
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Yes. We run Waxahachie to Austin shuttles 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays. Early-morning pickups (1 AM, 2 AM, 3 AM) for AUS departures and late-night returns are common on this route. Because it is a long-distance trip, please book at least 24 hours ahead so we can dedicate a driver for the full 3-4 hour run.
Do you offer private (non-shared) Waxahachie to Austin shuttles?
Most Waxahachie to Austin trips are quoted as private by default because of the route length — you typically have the vehicle to yourself or share only with people in your own party. For a guaranteed private vehicle, call (817) 403-6196 or note "private only" in the booking comments and we will quote the exclusive-vehicle rate. SUVs and 7-passenger vans are available for families and small groups.
What is the Waxahachie to Austin route and which highway do you take?
The standard route is Waxahachie south on Interstate 35E, merging with I-35 at Hillsboro, then continuing through Waco, West, Temple, Salado, Georgetown, Round Rock, and into north Austin. The full drive is about 160 miles. Near Austin we use SH-71 or SH-130 (toll) to reach Austin-Bergstrom International Airport on the southeast side of the city, picking the faster option based on live traffic at pickup time. Coming from Hillsboro? See our Hillsboro to Austin shuttle service for a direct ride to AUS.
We need to translate each paragraph and heading. Also ensure we keep tags. Let's translate step by step. Paragraph 1: "Yes. We run Waxahachie to Austin shuttles 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays. Early-morning pickups (1 AM, 2 AM, 3 AM) for AUS departures and late-night returns are common on this route. Because it is a long-distance trip, please book at least 24 hours ahead so we can dedicate a driver for the full 3-4 hour run." Translation: "Sí. Operamos shuttles de Waxahachie a Austin las 24 horas del día, los 7 días de la semana, incluyendo festivos. Las recogidas de madrugada (1 AM, 2 AM, 3 AM) para vuelos de salida desde AUS y los regresos nocturnos son frecuentes en esta ruta. Dado que es un viaje de larga distancia, por favor reserva con al menos 24 horas de anticipación para que podamos asignar un chofer para el recorrido completo de 3 a 4 horas." Check for naturalness: "operamos shuttles" is okay; "incluyendo festivos" is fine; "las recogidas de madrugada" okay; "para vuelos de salida desde AUS" is natural; "los regresos nocturnos" okay; "Dado que es un viaje de larga distancia" is natural; "por favor reserva con al menos 24 horas de anticipación" is natural; "para que podamos asignar un chofer para el recorrido completo de 3 a 4 horas" is natural. The phrase "run shuttles" might be "realizamos shuttles" but "operamos" is okay. "incluyendo festivos" might be "incluyendo días festivos" but okay. Use "los 7 días de la semana". "Las recogidas de madrugada" might be "las recogidas muy temprano en la mañana". But okay. Now heading: "Do you offer private (non-shared) Waxahachie to Austin shuttles?" => "¿Ofrecen shuttles privados (no compartidos) de Waxahachie a Austin?" But natural Latin American Spanish might be "¿Ofrecen shuttles privados (sin compartir) de Waxahachie a Austin?" or "¿Ofrecen servicio privado (no compartido) de Waxahachie a Austin?" Use something like: "¿Ofrecen shuttles privados (no compartidos) de Waxahachie a Austin?" That seems okay. Now paragraph 2: "Most Waxahachie to Austin trips are quoted as private by default because of the route length — you typically have the vehicle to yourself or share only with people in your own party. For a guaranteed private vehicle, call (817) 403-6196 or note "private only" in the booking comments and we will quote the exclusive-vehicle rate. SUVs and 7-passenger vans are available for families and small groups." Translation: "La mayoría de los viajes de Waxahachie a Austin se cotizan como privados por defecto debido a la longitud de la ruta — normalmente el vehículo es solo para ti o lo compartes únicamente con personas de tu propio grupo. Para garantizar un vehículo privado, llama al (817) 403-6196 o indica 'private only' en los comentarios de la reserva y te cotizaremos la tarifa de vehículo exclusivo. Disponemos de SUV y vans de 7 pasajeros para familias y grupos pequeños." Make sure preserve "private only" in quotes unchanged. Keep phone number unchanged. Keep that phrase. Now heading 3: "What is the Waxahachie to Austin route and which highway do you take?" => "¿Cuál es la ruta de Waxahachie a Austin y qué autopista toman?" Could be "¿Cuál es la ruta de Waxahachie a Austin y qué carretera toman?" Use "autopista" for highway. Now paragraph 3: "The standard route is Waxahachie south on Interstate 35E, merging with I-35 at Hillsboro, then continuing through Waco, West, Temple, Salado, Georgetown, Round Rock, and into north Austin. The full drive is about 160 miles. Near Austin we use SH-71 or SH-130 (toll) to reach Austin-Bergstrom International Airport on the southeast side of the city, picking the faster option based on live traffic at pickup time. Coming from Hillsboro? See our Hillsboro to Austin shuttle service for a direct ride to AUS." Translation: "La ruta estándar sale de Waxahachie hacia el sur por la Interestatal 35E, se une a la I-35 en Hillsboro y luego continúa por Waco, West, Temple, Salado, Georgetown, Round Rock hasta el norte de Austin. El recorrido total es de aproximadamente 160 millas. Cerca de Austin usamos la SH-71 o la SH-130 (de peaje) para llegar al Aeropuerto Internacional Austin-Bergstrom en el lado sureste de la ciudad, eligiendo la opción más rápida según el tráfico en tiempo real al momento de la recogida. ¿Vienes desde Hillsboro? Consulta nuestro servicio de shuttle de Hillsboro a Austin para un viaje directo a AUS." Check naturalness: Use "Interestatal" is okay. "se une a la I-35 en Hillsboro" okay. "continúa por Waco, West, Temple..." fine. "El recorrido total es de aproximadamente 160 millas" okay. "Cerca de Austin usamos la SH-71 o la SH-130 (de peaje) para llegar al Aeropuerto Internacional Austin-Bergstrom..." okay. "eligiendo la opción más rápida según el tráfico en tiempo real al momento de la recogida." Good. "¿Vienes desde Hillsboro? Consulta nuestro servicio..." fine. Note that "shuttle" is usually used as "shuttle" in Spanish, but we can keep "shuttle" unchanged, as it's a term used. But we might translate to "servicio de shuttle". The original link anchor text is "Hillsboro to Austin shuttle". We need to preserve it as "Hillsboro to Austin shuttle" maybe? The user didn't specify to translate anchor text. However they said "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is". That includes anchor text maybe. But they said "Translate ... from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers." The anchor text is English, but it's part of the link content. Should we translate anchor text? The phrase "Hillsboro to Austin shuttle" could be translated to "shuttle de Hillsboro a Austin". But if we keep the anchor The user wants a translation of the given HTML from English to natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only the translated HTML. The HTML snippet includes:Route Specifics: I-35 Waxahachie to Austin-Bergstrom
Every Waxahachie pickup we run is in ZIP 75165 or 75167. The route is almost entirely Interstate 35: south on I-35E from Waxahachie, merging with I-35W at Hillsboro to become I-35, then straight through Waco, West, Temple, Salado, Georgetown, and Round Rock into north Austin. Total road distance is about 178 miles and the raw drive sits near 3 hours 10 minutes with light traffic; door-to-door we usually see 3 hours 30 minutes to 4 hours 15 minutes after residential pickup and the airport drop. Inside Austin we choose live between I-35 south to SH-71 east (free, shorter mileage) and SH-130 toll east to SH-71 east (bypasses the I-35 / downtown bottleneck and the Round Rock construction zone). SH-130 is faster from late afternoon through evening; before 6 AM the straight I-35 route usually wins. Toll cost is included in your quoted fare — we never add it back at the end.
Pricing Context: What Waxahachie to Austin Actually Costs
We need to translate everything except tags and city/airport names, codes, phone numbers, URLs. The city names: Waxahachie, Austin-Bergstrom, Hillsboro, Waco, West, Temple, Salado, Georgetown, Round Rock, Austin, I-35, I-35E, I-35W, SH-71, SH-130, ZIP codes (75165, 75167), miles (178 miles), times (3 hours 10 minutes, etc). Must keep as is. We need to translate the rest into natural Latin American Spanish (not Spanish from Spain). Keep HTML tags exactly. We need to translate the text content of h3 and p tags, also in comments maybe? Probably not needed. The comment includes HERMES-DEPTH-V1 etc, not translatable. Probably leave it unchanged. Goal: produce an HTML snippet with tags preserved. Provide translation. We need to ensure correct Spanish phrasing: "Route Specifics: I-35 Waxahachie a Austin-Bergstrom". For "Route Specifics:" maybe "Detalles de la ruta: I-35 Waxahachie a Austin-Bergstrom". Keep city names unchanged. Let's translate step by step. Original:Route Specifics: I-35 Waxahachie to Austin-Bergstrom
Translation: "Detalles de la ruta: I-35 Waxahachie a Austin-Bergstrom
" Now paragraph: "Every Waxahachie pickup we run is in ZIP 75165 or 75167. The route is almost entirely Interstate 35: south on I-35E from Waxahachie, merging with I-35W at Hillsboro to become I-35, then straight through Waco, West, Temple, Salado, Georgetown, and Round Rock into north Austin. Total road distance is about 178 miles and the raw drive sits near 3 hours 10 minutes with light traffic; door-to-door we usually see 3 hours 30 minutes to 4 hours 15 minutes after residential pickup and the airport drop. Inside Austin we choose live between I-35 south to SH-71 east (free, shorter mileage) and SH-130 toll east to SH-71 east (bypasses the I-35 / downtown bottleneck and the Round Rock construction zone). SH-130 is faster from late afternoon through evening; before 6 AM the straight I-35 route usually wins. Toll cost is included in your quoted fare — we never add it back at the end." Let's translate each part into natural Latin American Spanish. We need to keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged; there are none here. Potential translation: "Cada recogida en Waxahachie que hacemos se encuentra en el ZIP 75165 o 75167. La ruta es casi en su totalidad la Interestatal 35: hacia el sur por I-35E desde Waxahachie, confluyendo con I-35W en Hillsboro para convertirse en I-35, luego de frente por Waco, West, Temple, Salado, Georgetown y Round Rock hasta el norte de Austin. La distancia total por carretera es de aproximadamente 178 millas y el tiempo de manejo en condiciones normales es de unas 3 horas 10 minutos con tráfico ligero; de puerta a puerta solemos ver entre 3 horas 30 minutos y 4 horas 15 minutos después de la recogida en la residencia y la entrega al aeropuerto. Dentro de Austin elegimos en vivo entre I-35 sur hacia SH-71 este (gratis, menor kilometraje) y SH-130 con peaje hacia SH-71 este (evita el cuello de botella de I-35 / centro y la zona de construcción de Round Rock). SH-130 es más rápido desde media tarde hasta la noche; antes de las 6 AM la ruta directa por I-35 generalmente es la mejor. El costo del peaje está incluido en la tarifa que se te cotiza — nunca lo agregamos al final." Make sure to keep HTML tags exactly: stays. Use — for dash. Now next heading:Pricing Context: What Waxahachie to Austin Actually Costs
Translate to "Contexto de precios: Cuánto cuesta realmente el trayecto de Waxahachie a Austin". Or "Contexto de precios: Lo que realmente cuesta ir de Waxahachie a Austin". Keep city names unchanged. Thus:Contexto de precios: Lo que realmente cuesta ir de Waxahachie a Austin
Optionally include "Austin" unchanged. Now final output: Include comment line unchanged. Provide HTML with tags unchanged. Check for any hidden things: "Every Waxahachie pickup we run is in ZIP ...". Should we translate "pickup" as "recogida" or "recogida"? Typically "pickup" in shuttle context is "recogida". So okay. We also need to keep the punctuation consistent. Use Spanish punctuation? Not necessary; just translation. Make sure not to translate "I-35" or "I-35E", etc. Keep them unchanged. Make sure to keep "ZIP" maybe unchanged? It's abbreviation for zone improvement plan. Keep "ZIP". Could translate "código postal". But "ZIP" is used widely. In Latin America maybe "código postal" is used. However user said keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. "ZIP" is not a city/airport name or code; it's a postal code abbreviation. It might be okay to translate. But to be safe, we can keep "ZIP" unchanged. Or we can translate "ZIP" as "código postal". The original uses "ZIP". The user said keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. ZIP is not a city/airport name or code, but maybe they intend to keep the numeric codes (75165) unchanged. The text includes "ZIP". That is a label, can be translated to "código postal" or keep "ZIP". The instruction: Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. It doesn't say to keep "ZIP". But to be safe, keep "ZIP". However in Spanish translation, "ZIP" may remain as "ZIP" which is not typical but okay. Alternatively, we could translate "ZIP" to "código postal", but it's not required. The safe approach is to keep "ZIP". So keep "ZIP". Now check that we preserve line breaks. The original had line breaks withinand after tags. We can preserve them as spaces or line breaks. We can preserve line breaks exactly as they appear. The HTML is a continuous string with line breaks. We should keep them as is. Now produce final HTML with translation. But also the comment line at top: "". Keep unchanged. Thus final output:
Detalles de la ruta: I-35 Waxahachie a Austin-Bergstrom
Cada recogida en Waxahachie que hacemos se encuentra en el ZIP 75165 o 75167. La ruta es casi en su totalidad la Interestatal 35: hacia el sur por I-35E desde Waxahachie, conflu The user wants translation of the given HTML paragraph and list items, from English to natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. They specifically want to keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return ONLY the translated HTML. Thus we must produce the same HTML structure but with the text content in Latin American Spanish, presumably Mexican or generic Latin American Spanish. Must ensure natural phrasing, "native Latin American Spanish for travelers." The content is about shuttle service and pricing. Must preserve all tags:
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- , , etc. Also keep city/airport names unchanged: "Waxahachie", "DFW", "Love Field", "AUS". Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. None appear in this snippet. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged - not needed. Ensure translation is natural and uses correct currency formatting? They want keep "$300 to $500" unchanged. Should we translate the dollar sign? Probably keep it as is. The user says keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Currency numbers can be left unchanged. Also keep the "SH-130" unchanged. Keep "Terminal A", "Terminal B". Keep "SH-130". Keep "Ellis County". Also "SH-130" is a toll road. Thus we must translate text content: Paragraph: "Because this is a long-distance trip (about 178 road miles, roughly 4 hours of driver time round-trip-equivalent), it is priced higher than a short Waxahachie-DFW or Waxahachie-Love Field run. Pricing is flat per vehicle, all-inclusive, and quoted live from your exact addresses before you commit — tolls, fuel, and the SH-130 charge are already in the number you see. Indicative ranges from our real long-distance AUS trip history:" We need to translate into natural Latin American Spanish. Approach: Let's first think about the target translation. We'll need to maintain meaning, but also phrase naturally. For example: "Porque este es un viaje de larga distancia (aproximadamente 178 millas terrestres, unas 4 horas de tiempo de manejo, equivalente a ida y vuelta), su precio es más alto que un recorrido corto Waxahachie-DFW o Waxahachie-Love Field. El precio es fijo por vehículo, todo incluido, y se cotiza en vivo a partir de tus direcciones exactas antes de que te comprometas — peajes, combustible y el cargo de la SH-130 ya están incluidos en el precio que ves. Rangos indicativos basados en nuestro historial real de viajes de larga distancia desde/hacia AUS:" But perhaps "from our real long-distance AUS trip history" could be "a partir de nuestro historial real de viajes de larga distancia con destino/u origen AUS". "Indicative ranges" -> "Rangos orientativos". Now the list items: 1.
- Sedan, 1-2 passengers: typically $300 to $500 one-way for door-to-door Waxahachie to AUS. The low end is short-residential Waxahachie pickup to a curb drop at AUS Terminal A; the high end is harder-to-reach addresses (rural Ellis County), late-night peaks, or AUS Terminal B routing. Translation: "Sedán, 1-2 pasajeros: típicamente $300 a $500 solo ida de puerta a puerta desde Waxahachie hasta AUS. El extremo bajo corresponde a una recogida en una zona residencial corta de Waxahachie con descenso en la acera en la Terminal A de AUS; el extremo alto corresponde a direcciones más difíciles de acceder (zona rural del condado de Ellis), picos nocturnos o rutas por la Terminal B de AUS." But keep "Sedan, 1-2 passengers:" same phrase? We can translate "Sedan, 1-2 passengers:" as "Sedán, 1-2 pasajeros:". Since it's generic, we can. The user said keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, but they didn't specify about "Sedan". "Sedan" is English but can be left or translated. For natural Spanish, we might translate "Sedan" to "Sedán". That's okay. Now second bullet: 2.
- Sedan with 3rd passenger or large luggage: small upcharge versus the 1-2 passenger sedan; usually still under $550 one-way. Translation: "Sedán con tercer pasajero o equipaje grande: pequeño recargo respecto al sedán de 1-2 pasajeros; generalmente sigue siendo menor a $550 solo ida." Third bullet: 3.
- SUV, 4-7 passengers: one flat per-vehicle fare; almost always cheaper per seat than booking two sedans for the same group. Translation: "SUV, 4-7 pasajeros: una tarifa fija por vehículo; casi siempre más económica por asiento que reservar dos sedanes para el mismo grupo." But "Sedanes" maybe "sedanes". In Spanish, "SUV" remains as "SUV". So "SUV, 4-7 pasajeros". Also we may translate "Sedan" to "sedán". Might keep "sedán" consistent. We'll use "sedán" for singular, "sedanes" for plural. Now fourth bullet: 4.
- 8 or 14-passenger shuttle: for sports teams, wedding parties, family reunions, or corporate groups; quoted on request and usually the best per-seat value above 4-5 riders with luggage. Translation: "Shuttle de 8 o 14 pasajeros: para equipos deportivos, bodas, reuniones familiares o grupos corporativos; se cotiza a solicitud y generalmente ofrece la mejor relación precio por asiento a partir de 4-5 pasajeros con equipaje." Potential nuance: "Shuttle" may remain as "shuttle" or translate to "furgoneta" or "servicio de transporte". However, keep the term "shuttle" as is might be okay. Or we could use "shuttle" unchanged. Now ensure everything inside
- , , etc. Keep all attributes unchanged (none). Keep line breaks? Not required. Just produce HTML snippet with translated content. Now verify we didn't inadvertently translate any of the names that need to remain unchanged. Names: "Waxahachie", "DFW", "Love Field", "AUS", "Terminal A", "Terminal B", "SH-130", "Ellis County". These remain unchanged. Keep "$300 to $500" unchanged. Keep "$550". Keep "8 or 14-passenger shuttle" maybe keep "shuttle" unchanged. Keep "4-7 passengers". Keep "1-2 passengers". Keep "Sedan" maybe we translate to "Sedán". But it's fine. Keep "3rd passenger" maybe we translate to "tercer pasajero". It's okay. Now ensure natural Latin American Spanish. Use "usted" or "tú"? It's travel site, we can use informal "tú". But keep consistent. Now check each translation: Paragraph translation: "Porque este es un viaje de larga distancia (aproximadamente 178 millas terrestres, unas 4 horas de tiempo de manejo, equivalente a ida y vuelta), su precio es más alto que un recorrido corto Waxahachie-DFW o Waxahachie-Love Field. El precio es fijo por vehículo, todo incluido, y se cotiza en vivo a partir de tus direcciones exactas antes de que te comprometas — peajes, combustible y el cargo de la SH-130 ya están incluidos en el precio que ves. Rangos orientativos basados en nuestro historial real de viajes de larga distancia con destino u origen AUS:" Better: "Rangos orientativos basados en nuestro historial real de viajes de larga distancia con destino u origen AUS:" Might need to keep colon. Now bullet 1 translation: "
- Sedán, 1-2 pasajeros: típicamente $300 a $500 solo ida de puerta a puerta desde Waxahachie hasta AUS. El extremo bajo corresponde a una recogida en una zona residencial corta de Waxahachie con descenso en la acera en la Terminal A de AUS; el extremo alto corresponde a direcciones más difíciles de acceder (zona rural del condado de Ellis), picos nocturnos o rutas por la Terminal B de AUS. " Bullet 2: "
- Sedán con tercer pasajero o equipaje grande: pequeño recargo respecto al sedán de 1-2 pasajeros; generalmente sigue siendo menor a $550 solo ida. " Bullet 3: "
- SUV, 4-7 pasajeros: una tarifa fija por vehículo; casi siempre más económica por asiento que reservar dos sedanes para el mismo grupo. " Bullet 4: "
- Shuttle de 8 o 14 pasajeros: para equipos deportivos, bodas, reuniones familiares o grupos corporativos; se cotiza a solicitud y generalmente ofrece la mejor relación precio por asiento a partir de 4-5 pasajeros con equipaje. " Check everything. Ensure tags preserved. The
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For the exact number on your specific addresses, party size, and pickup time, use the instant booking tool — the displayed price is the final door-to-door total.
Travel Tips for the Waxahachie to Austin Run
- Most Waxahachie pickups leave early. About half of our Waxahachie airport runs depart before 7 AM, mostly to catch domestic departures out of either Dallas airport. For AUS the pattern is similar — if your flight is before 10 AM you almost always want a pre-5 AM pickup so I-35 through Waco and Temple stays light. Book at least 24 hours ahead so we can pre-stage a driver in Ellis County instead of deadheading from Fort Worth.
- SXSW, ACL, F1, UT football weekends: Austin gets crowded and I-35 inside the metro slows to a crawl from Thursday evening through Sunday afternoon. We add 30-45 minutes of buffer to your pickup time on those weekends and prefer the SH-130 toll route to bypass the worst of the I-35 congestion. Book 48-72 hours ahead if your travel overlaps a major Austin event. We need to translate the English text into Spanish (Latin American). Ensure that the tags remain. We'll rewrite each piece: - "Round-trip promo code ONLINE takes 10% off each leg when both legs are booked together — meaningful savings on a long-distance route like this one." Spanish translation: "El código promocional de ida y vuelta ONLINE descuenta un 10% en cada tramo cuando ambos tramos se reservan juntos — ahorros significativos en una ruta de larga distancia como esta." But "Round-trip" could be "ida y vuelta". "Promo code" is "código promocional". "takes 10% off each leg" -> "aplica un 10% de descuento en cada tramo". "when both legs are booked together" -> "cuando ambos tramos se reservan juntos". "meaningful savings" -> "ahorros significativos". "on a long-distance route like this one." -> "en una ruta de larga distancia como esta." - Next: "
- Most Waxahachie pickups leave early. About half of our Waxahachie airport runs depart before 7 AM, mostly to catch domestic departures out of either Dallas airport. For AUS the pattern is similar — if your flight is before 10 AM you almost always want a pre-5 AM pickup so I-35 through Waco and Temple stays light. Book at least 24 hours ahead so we can pre-stage a driver in Ellis County instead of deadheading from Fort Worth. " Spanish translation: "
- La mayoría de las recogidas en Waxahachie salen temprano. Aproximadamente la mitad de nuestros servicios de aeropuerto desde Waxahachie salen antes de las 7 AM, en su mayoría para conectar con salidas domésticas desde cualquiera de los aeropuertos de Dallas. Para AUS el patrón es similar — si tu vuelo es antes de las 10 AM casi siempre necesitarás una recogida antes de las 5 AM para que la I-35 por Waco y Temple permanezca con poco tráfico. Reserva al menos 24 horas antes para que podamos posicionar un conductor en el condado de Ellis en lugar de hacer un recorrido en vacío desde Fort Worth. " Check if we need to preserve "I-35", "Waco", "Temple", "Fort Worth". Keep as is. List item 2: "
- SXSW, ACL, F1, UT football weekends: Austin gets crowded and I-35 inside the metro slows to a crawl from Thursday evening through Sunday afternoon. We add 30-45 minutes of buffer to your pickup time on those weekends and prefer the SH-130 toll route to bypass the worst of the I-35 congestion. Book 48-72 hours ahead if your travel overlaps a major Austin event. " Spanish: "
- Fines de semana de SXSW, ACL, F1 y partidos de fútbol americano de UT: Austin se satura y la I-35 dentro del área metropolitana se vuelve un atasco desde el jueves por la noche hasta el domingo por la tarde. Agregamos entre 30 y 45 minutos de margen a la hora de recogida esos fines de semana y preferimos la ruta de peaje SH-130 para evitar lo peor de la congestión en la I-35. Reserva con 48 a 72 horas de anticipación si tu viaje coincide con un evento importante en Austin. " We should preserve "I-35", "SH-130", "UT", "Austin". Keep as is. Thus final output will be the same HTML tags with translations. We need to ensure we keep the same line breaks and whitespace? Probably not needed, but the content should be output as a single block of HTML, preserving tags. We need to keep the tags exactly as in the original. The original includes an opening
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- Round-trip promo code ONLINE takes 10% off each leg when both legs are booked together — meaningful savings on a long-distance route like this one.
- Most Waxahachie pickups leave early. About half of our Waxahachie airport runs depart before 7 AM, mostly to catch domestic departures out of either Dallas airport. For AUS the pattern is similar — if your flight is before 10 AM you almost always We need to translate the given HTML snippet from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return ONLY the translated HTML. The snippet is:
- Rest-stop options: the 3-hour-plus drive can be broken with a quick stop in Waco (Buc-ee's at exit 343 / New Road or the original Buc-ee's in Temple at exit 305) or Georgetown (exit 261). Just tell your driver at pickup if you want a 5-10 minute stretch — it does not change your fare. Coffee, restrooms, and full-service convenience stores are all on the route.
- Returning from AUS to Waxahachie: drop your flight number in the booking and we monitor the live arrival time, so if your flight is delayed your pickup automatically shifts — no need to call or rebook. We meet you curbside on the AUS arrivals roadway (lower / passenger pickup level), no cell-phone-lot detour. Standard waiting allowance covers normal baggage-claim time; long delays past 45 minutes after wheels-down get a courtesy call from dispatch to coordinate.
- Child seats are free with 24 hours notice. Infant, convertible, and booster seats are all stocked. For the 3-4 hour Waxahachie-AUS ride, a properly fitted seat makes the trip dramatically more comfortable for younger riders — add the seat type and child age to your booking notes. We need to translate all English text to natural Latin American Spanish, while preserving HTML tags, city/airport names (Waco, Buc-ee's, Temple, Georgetown, AUS, Waxahachie). Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged, but there are none in snippet. Keep any punctuation. Goal: produce Spanish translation that reads naturally for Latin American travelers (likely using "usted" or "tú"? Usually informal, but it's okay to use "tú". We'll choose "tú" or "usted"? The phrase is for passengers, so "usted" is more formal but "tú" is natural. Probably "tú". Let's produce "Rest-stop options:" -> "Opciones de parada:"; "the 3-hour-plus drive can be broken with a quick stop in Waco..." -> "el viaje de más de 3 horas puede dividirse con una breve parada en Waco..." etc. We need to preserve the HTML tags:
- , . Keep the spaces and line breaks? The snippet includes line breaks and indentation. We can preserve them as in the source, but the translation is separate. The user says "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." So we need to keep the same structure, including line breaks, spaces. They probably want the translation in the same format but with Spanish text. We'll output the HTML snippet with Spanish text. The snippet begins with
- Rest-stop options:... ends with
- ... etc. So we need to replace the English text with Spanish. We need to be careful about special characters like — which is an em dash, and — in Spanish is still an em dash or we could use —. Use same entity —. Potential translation: - "Rest-stop options:" -> "Opciones de parada en ruta:" - "the 3-hour-plus drive can be broken with a quick stop in Waco (Buc-ee's at exit 343 / New Road or the original Buc-ee's in Temple at exit 305) or Georgetown (exit 261)." -> "el viaje de más de tres horas puede dividirse con una breve parada en Waco (Buc-ee's en la salida 343 / New Road o el Buc-ee's original en Temple en la salida 305) o Georgetown (salida 261)." - "Just tell your driver at pickup if you want a 5-10 minute stretch — it does not change your fare." -> "Solo indícale a tu conductor al abordar si deseas una parada de 5 a 10 minutos — esto no altera tu tarifa." - "Coffee, restrooms, and full-service convenience stores are all on the route." -> "Café, baños y tiendas de conveniencia con servicio completo están disponibles en el recorrido." - Next:
- Returning from AUS to Waxahachie: drop your flight number in the booking and we monitor the live arrival time, so if your flight is delayed your pickup automatically shifts — no need to call or rebook. We meet you curbside on the AUS arrivals roadway (lower / passenger pickup level), no cell-phone-lot detour. Standard waiting allowance covers normal baggage-claim time; long delays past 45 minutes after wheels-down get a courtesy call from dispatch to coordinate. Translate: - "Returning from AUS to Waxahachie:" -> "Regreso desde AUS a Waxahachie:" - "drop your flight number in the booking and we monitor the live arrival time," -> "indica el número de vuelo en la reserva y monitoreamos la hora de llegada en tiempo real," - "so if your flight is delayed your pickup automatically shifts — no need to call or rebook." -> "así que si tu vuelo se retrasa, la recogida se ajusta automáticamente — no necesitas llamar ni volver a reservar." - "We meet you curbside on the AUS arrivals roadway (lower / passenger pickup level), no cell-phone-lot detour." -> "Te esperamos en la acera de la vía de llegadas del AUS (nivel inferior / recogida de pasajeros), sin desvío al lote de teléfonos." - "Standard waiting allowance covers normal baggage-claim time; long delays past 45 minutes after wheels-down get a courtesy call from dispatch to coordinate." -> "El tiempo de espera estándar cubre el período habitual de recogida de equipaje; si la demora supera los 45 minutos después del aterrizaje, recibirás una llamada de cortesía de dispatch para coordinar." - Next:
- Child seats are free with 24 hours notice. Infant, convertible, and booster seats are all stocked. For the 3-4 hour Waxahachie-AUS ride, a properly fitted seat makes the trip dramatically more comfortable for younger riders — add the seat type and child age to your booking notes. Translate: - "Child seats are free with 24 hours notice." -> "Las sillas infantiles son gratuitas con un aviso de 24 horas." - "Infant, convertible, and booster seats are all stocked." -> "Tenemos sillas para bebés, convertibles y booster." - "For the 3-4 hour Waxahachie-AUS ride, a properly fitted seat makes the trip dramatically more comfortable for younger riders — add the seat type and child age to your booking notes." -> "Para el viaje de 3 a 4 horas entre Waxahachie y AUS, una silla correctamente ajustada hace que el recorrido sea mucho más cómodo para los pasajeros más pequeños — añade el tipo de silla y la edad del niño en las notas de tu reserva." Make sure to preserve line breaks and spaces exactly. Let's copy the source and replace text. Original snippet (including line breaks and spaces):
- Rest-stop options: the 3-hour-plus drive can be broken with a quick stop in Waco (Buc-ee's at exit 343 / New Road or the original Buc-ee's in Temple at exit 305) or Georgetown (exit 261). Just tell your driver at pickup if you want a 5-10 minute stretch — it does not change your fare. Coffee, restrooms, and full-service convenience stores are all on the route.
- Returning from AUS to Waxahachie: drop your flight number in the booking and we monitor the live arrival time, so if your flight is delayed your pickup automatically shifts — no need to call or rebook. We meet you curbside on the AUS arrivals roadway (lower / passenger pickup level), no cell-phone-lot detour. Standard waiting allowance covers normal baggage-claim time; long delays past 45 minutes after wheels-down get a courtesy call from dispatch to coordinate.
- Child seats are free with 24 hours notice. Infant, convertible, and booster seats are all stocked. For the 3-4 hour Waxahachie-AUS ride, a properly fitted seat makes the trip dramatically more comfortable for younger riders — add the seat type and child age to your booking notes. We need to keep the line breaks and spaces. Let's rewrite each part with Spanish translation, preserving the whitespace. We'll need to maintain the same pattern: start
- Rest-stop options: the ... etc. The translation must be natural for Latin American Spanish, so we can use "usted" or "tú". The phrase "Just tell your driver at pickup" - "Solo indícale a tu conductor al abordar". That uses "tu". That's okay. "We meet you curbside" -> "Te esperamos en la acera". That's okay. Now let's produce the final HTML snippet. One thing: We have a user request: "Translate this airport-shuttle landing-page HTML from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return ONLY the translated HTML." The content is a snippet of HTML containing list items (
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- Pack for the long ride. Phone charger cable is handy (USB ports available on request), and a refillable water bottle plus a light snack make the I-35 stretch through central Texas much more pleasant. Wi-Fi is not guaranteed, so download any movies or podcasts you want before pickup.
- Big group? Pick the vehicle before you pick the time. Two sedans plus extra luggage often costs more than one SUV. Tell us your headcount AND bag count and we will quote the cheapest right-sized vehicle, not the default. Same number works for return: 14-passenger shuttles cover wedding parties and corporate offsites in one trip.
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- Pack for the long ride. Phone charger cable is handy (USB ports available on request), and a refillable water bottle plus a light snack make the I-35 stretch through central Texas much more pleasant. Wi-Fi is not guaranteed, so download any movies or podcasts you want before pickup. We need to translate the English parts. Use natural Latin American Spanish. "Pack for the long ride." => "Empaca para el largo recorrido." Could be "Empaca para el largo viaje." Or "Prepárate para el largo recorrido." "Pack for the long ride" is like "Empaca para el largo viaje." We'll use "Empaca para el largo recorrido." "Phone charger cable is handy (USB ports available on request)" => "El cable del cargador de teléfono es útil (puertos USB disponibles bajo petición)." Keep USB as is. "and a refillable water bottle plus a light snack make the I-35 stretch through central Texas much more pleasant." => "y una botella de agua recargable además de un snack ligero hacen que el tramo de la I-35 por el centro de Texas sea mucho más agradable." Use "snack" maybe "bocadillo" but "snack" is okay, but natural Latin American Spanish might say "botana" or "snack". Could be "bocadillo ligero" or "snack ligero". Let's go with "botana ligera". "Wi-Fi is not guaranteed, so download any movies or podcasts you want before pickup." => "El Wi-Fi no está garantizado, así que descarga las películas o podcasts que quieras antes de la recogida." Now the second
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- Big group? Pick the vehicle before you pick the time. Two sedans plus extra luggage often costs more than one SUV. Tell us your headcount AND bag count and we will quote the cheapest right-sized vehicle, not the default. Same number works for return: 14-passenger shuttles cover wedding parties and corporate offsites in one trip. Translate: "Big group? Pick the vehicle before you pick the time." => "¿Grupo grande? Elige el vehículo antes de elegir la hora." "Two sedans plus extra luggage often costs more than one SUV." => "Dos sedanes más equipaje extra a menudo cuestan más que una SUV." "Tell us your headcount AND bag count and we will quote the cheapest right-sized vehicle, not the default." => "Dinos la cantidad de pasajeros y la cantidad de equipaje y te cotizaremos el vehículo del tamaño justo más económico, no el predeterminado." "Same number works for return: 14-passenger shuttles cover wedding parties and corporate offsites in one trip." => "El mismo número funciona para el regreso: las furgonetas de 14 pasajeros cubren bodas y salidas corporativas en un solo viaje." Note: "shuttles" is "furgonetas" or "servicios de transporte". Use "furgonetas". Good. Now the
- Empaca para el largo recorrido. El cable del cargador de teléfono es útil (puertos USB disponibles bajo petición), y una botella de agua recargable además de una botana ligera hacen que el tramo de la I-35 por el centro de Texas sea mucho más agradable. El Wi-Fi no está garantizado, así que descarga las películas o podcasts que quieras antes de la recogida.
- ¿Grupo grande? Elige el vehículo antes de elegir la hora. Dos sedanes más equipaje extra a menudo cuestan más que una SUV. Dinos la cantidad de pasajeros y la cantidad de equipaje y te cotizaremos el vehículo del tamaño justo más económico, no el predeterminado. El mismo número funciona para el regreso: las furgonetas de 14 pasajeros cubren bodas y salidas corporativas en un solo viaje.
For the exact number on your specific addresses, party size, and pickup time, use the instant booking tool — the displayed price is the final door-to-door total.
" Spanish: "Para obtener el precio exacto según tus direcciones específicas, el tamaño del grupo y la hora de recogida, utiliza la herramienta de reserva instantánea — el precio mostrado es el total final de puerta a puerta." Alternatively: "Para el número exacto según tus direcciones específicas, tamaño del grupo y hora de recogida, usa la..." But "For the exact number" probably "Para conocer el precio exacto". But it's okay. - Next: "Travel Tips for the Waxahachie to Austin Run
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Travel Tips for the Waxahachie to Austin Run
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For the exact number on your specific addresses, party size, and pickup time, use the instant booking tool — the displayed price is the final door-to-door total.
Travel Tips for the Waxahachie to Austin Run
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content. The instructions: "Translate this airport-shuttle landing-page HTML from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return ONLY the translated HTML." We must translate the English text within those tags into natural Latin American Spanish. Keep HTML tags unchanged. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged (the snippet contains no city/airport names or codes, except perhaps Waxahachie, Austin, I-35? Those are names, but they're place names: Waxahachie, Austin, I-35. The instruction says "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." So we should keep Waxahachie, Austin, I-35 unchanged (like maybe we can keep them as is). Possibly we should keep the phone numbers and URLs unchanged. In the snippet we don't have phone numbers or URLs. Keep all HTML tags exactly as is. So we need to output the same HTML tags with Spanish translation. Now we need to translate. The snippet:
How do I pay for the Waxahachie to Austin shuttle and is gratuity included?
We accept all major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover). The card is charged when you book online so no cash is needed for the driver. Gratuity is NOT included in the quoted fare — most riders tip the driver 15-20% of the fare for the 3-4 hour drive, similar to a restaurant or rideshare.
We need to translate these texts. We need to use natural Latin American Spanish, as would be used by travelers in Latin America. The content includes suggestions for travelers: packing for long ride, phone charger, USB ports, water bottle, snack, I-35 stretch, central Texas, Wi-Fi not guaranteed, download movies/podcasts. Second bullet: big group, pick vehicle before time, etc. Third section: how to pay, credit cards, etc. We must preserve HTML tags:- (but note the snippet ends with
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Thus we need to output the same structure but with Spanish translations. We need to keep city/airport names unchanged: Waxahachie, Austin, I-35. Also keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. None in snippet. Now let's translate. Firstly, translate the first: "How do I pay for the Waxahachie to Austin shuttle and is gratuity included?" => "¿Cómo pago el servicio de shuttle de Waxahachie a Austin y está incluida la propina?" Now the
: "We accept all major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover). The card is charged when you book online so no cash is needed for the driver. Gratuity is NOT included in the quoted fare — most riders tip the driver 15-20% of the fare for the 3-4 hour drive, similar to a restaurant or rideshare." Translate: "Aceptamos todas las tarjetas de crédito principales (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover). La tarjeta se cobra cuando reservas en línea, por lo que no es necesario efectivo para el conductor. La propina NO está incluida en la tarifa cotizada — la mayoría de los pasajeros dan al conductor una propina del 15-20% de la tarifa por el viaje de 3-4 horas, similar a un restaurante o servicio de transporte compartido." We need to keep the phrase "15-20%" unchanged, but the percent sign can be used. Possibly we should keep "15-20%" as is. It's okay. Now ensure that HTML tags remain unchanged. We need to output the snippet exactly as original but with Spanish translation inside tags. The original snippet includes a comment: . Keep as is. Thus final HTML:
¿Cómo pago el servicio de shuttle de Waxahachie a Austin y está incluida la propina?
Aceptamos todas las tarjetas de crédito principales (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover). La tarjeta se cobra cuando reservas en línea, por lo que no es necesario efectivo para el conductor. La propina NO está incluida en la tarifa cot
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Potential nuance: Use "sedán" and "sedanes". The user didn't request anything about "Sedan". It's fine to translate to "sedán". Also, "Sedan with 3rd passenger
The user wants us to translate the HTML content (English) into "NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers." Keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only the translated HTML.
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