How to Say ‘A glass of’ in Mexican Spanish
Una copa de
OO-nah KOH-pa deh
[OO-nah KOH-pa deh]
💬 Usage Tip: Copa is specifically used for drinks served in a glass.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Wine is often served in a 'copa' at bars and restaurants.
Phrase Breakdown
Una
[OO-nah]
A
The indefinite article used before feminine nouns.
Voy a pedir una copa de vino.
I am going to order a glass of wine.
copa
[KOH-pa]
Glass
A container usually made of glass for drinks.
Tomaré una copa de vino.
I will have a glass of wine.
de
[deh]
Of
Used to indicate the material, substance or contents.
Una copa de agua, por favor.
A glass of water, please.
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