How to Say ‘Shall we order a coffee?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Pedimos un café?
peh-DEE-mohs oon kah-FEH
[peh-DEE-mohs oon kah-FEH]
💬 Usage Tip: The "we" form of a verb, asked as a question, works as a friendly suggestion: ¿pedimos? "shall we order?". Swap in another verb: ¿nos sentamos? "shall we sit?".
Phrase Breakdown
Pedimos
[peh-DEE-mohs]
shall we order
From 'pedir', to order or ask for; 'we' form.
Pedimos tacos para todos.
We order tacos for everyone.
un
[oon]
a / an
Masculine singular indefinite article meaning 'a' or 'an.'
Un dato importante puede cambiar la conclusión.
An important piece of data can change the conclusion.
café
[kah-FEH]
coffee
A noun meaning coffee; in networking, it often implies a casual meeting.
Un café después del congreso sería buena idea.
A coffee after the conference would be a good idea.
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