Pista translates into runway here and is a long road that is used by airplanes when they land and take off. Therefore, there are a lot of airplanes on a runway. To contrast this answer, the other options are aduana translating into customs and maletera that means trunk. Finally:
Hay muchos aviones en la pista del aeropuerto
A walkway is a path built for people to walk along, especially one that is above ground level and that connects two buildings. In this case, this walkway connects the airport with the airplane and this walkway is called in Spanish El tobogán. Finally, we have that:
El tobogan es un pasillo del aeropuerto al avión
Vuelo translates into flight and is a trip in an airplane. We can also definite this as the action or process of flying through the air. So in this sentence, I take the flight number 231 that goes from Miami to Puerto Rico. Therefore, we can write this sentence as follows:
Yo tomo el vuelo número 231 de Miami a Puerto Rico
Abrazo means hug and is the action of putting your arms around someone in order to show your love or friendship. So this sentence means that when I enter home, my mother gives me a big hug. This is awesome because there is no any love as the love of a mother. Finally:
Cuando yo llego, mi madre me da un abrazo muy fuerte.
La recogida de equipajes translates into luggage collection and is a placed where bags and suitcases are put. Therefore, according to this sentence, my suitcase in at the luggage collection. Thus, I am at an airport. Finally, we can write this sentence as follows:
Mi maleta está en la recogida de equipajes
Parientes is a plural noun that translates into relatives and means the group of your family, especially one who doesn't live with you. So your relatives live in Dominic Republic that is a country located in the island of Hispaniola, in the Greater Antilles archipelago of the Caribbean region. Finally:
Voy a la República Dominicana para visitar a mis parientes
Costas is a feminine plural noun that translates into shores and are the groups of land that is on the edge of an ocean or lake. In this case, this is the the Atlantic Ocean, that is the second largest of the world's oceans, with an area of about 106,460,000 km². Finally:
Miami está en las costas del Océano Atlántico
Pista translates into runway here and is a long road that is used by airplanes when they land and take off. Therefore, there are a lot of airplanes on a runway. To contrast this answer, the other options are aduana translating into customs and maletera that means trunk. Finally:
Hay muchos aviones en la pista del aeropuerto
A walkway is a path built for people to walk along, especially one that is above ground level and that connects two buildings. In this case, this walkway connects the airport with the airplane and this walkway is called in Spanish El tobogán. Finally, we have that:
El tobogan es un pasillo del aeropuerto al avión
Vuelo translates into flight and is a trip in an airplane. We can also definite this as the action or process of flying through the air. So in this sentence, I take the flight number 231 that goes from Miami to Puerto Rico. Therefore, we can write this sentence as follows:
Yo tomo el vuelo número 231 de Miami a Puerto Rico
Abrazo means hug and is the action of putting your arms around someone in order to show your love or friendship. So this sentence means that when I enter home, my mother gives me a big hug. This is awesome because there is no any love as the love of a mother. Finally:
Cuando yo llego, mi madre me da un abrazo muy fuerte.
La recogida de equipajes translates into luggage collection and is a placed where bags and suitcases are put. Therefore, according to this sentence, my suitcase in at the luggage collection. Thus, I am at an airport. Finally, we can write this sentence as follows:
Mi maleta está en la recogida de equipajes
Parientes is a plural noun that translates into relatives and means the group of your family, especially one who doesn't live with you. So your relatives live in Dominic Republic that is a country located in the island of Hispaniola, in the Greater Antilles archipelago of the Caribbean region. Finally:
Voy a la República Dominicana para visitar a mis parientes
If you want to indicate that you are in Salinas since five days ago, you would say this by saying hace cinco días que estoy en Salinas. The verb here is estar conjugated as estoy because it matches the first person singular in the simple present. Here this verb indicates location.
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