The next sentence: ¿Dónde se puede alquilar un coche, por favor?
It is thundering (dónde), the shop is by a lake – in German a “See” (se) – and you have a poodle with you that looks noble (puede). You say you would like a car made of aluminium (al), drive it to the church – in German “Kirche” – and sing an aria loudly there (quilar).
The rental man says “Don’t talk nonsense” – in German “Unsinn” (un) – and gives you a coach, a “Kutsche”, as round as an O (coche). You drive it to the gate (por favor).