How to Say ‘To have something to drink’ in Mexican Spanish
Tomar algo
toh-mahr ahl-goh
[toh-mahr ahl-goh]
Phrase Breakdown
Tomar
[toh-mahr]
to drink
To consume liquid.
Vamos a tomar algo en el bar.
Let's have something to drink at the bar.
algo
[ahl-goh]
something
A thing that is unspecified or unknown.
Quieres tomar algo refrescante?
Do you want something refreshing to drink?
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