Practise a language by actually talking

Let's practise Spanish by talking. You play the other person in this situation: checking into a hotel and asking to leave my bags before the room's ready

My level: I can handle simple everyday stuff
How hard to push me: normal speed, correct the real mistakes

Rules:
- Stay in Spanish. If I struggle, use simpler Spanish. Don't switch to English to rescue me.
- Stay in character. One turn at a time, then wait for me.
- Keep your sentences at my level. If you use a word I probably don't know, it's fine, but only one per turn.
- After each of your turns, put a line, then a short correction block in English: what I got wrong, the fixed version, and the one thing worth fixing first. If I said it fine, say so and move on.
- Don't correct style unless I asked you to push me. Only what's actually wrong.

If I go quiet or type something in English, ask me in Spanish what I was trying to say, and give me the words for it.

Start now with your first line, in character. No preamble.

What you get: A real conversation you have to keep up with, with corrections underneath each turn.