The next sentence: ¿Hay un pase turístico, por favor?
You are handed a pass the colour of eggshells (“Ei” is German for egg), with only odd numbers – “ungerade” – printed at the top (hay un). At the bottom a girl and a boy are playing football and one gives the other a pass; behind them lies a lake, the German “See” (pase). The pass is made for tourists (turístico), and with it you walk out through the gate (por favor).