How to Say ‘Do you also have mocha?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿También tienen moka?
tam-BYEN tee-EH-nen MOH-kah
[tam-BYEN tee-EH-nen MOH-kah]
💬 Usage Tip: [también] means [also/too], and it can sit before the verb: [¿También tienen chai?] = [Do you also have chai?]. In Mexico, [tienen] is normal for asking a café what they carry: literally [do you have], but aimed at the business, not just the person in front of you.
Phrase Breakdown
También
[tam-BYEN]
also
Used to add another option or item, meaning 'also' or 'too.'
También tienen pan dulce en la cafetería.
They also have sweet bread in the café.
tienen
[tee-EH-nen]
you have / they have
From 'tener'; here it politely asks whether a shop or café has something available.
¿Tienen moka descafeinada?
Do you have decaf mocha?
moka
[MOH-kah]
mocha
A coffee drink with chocolate; here it refers to mocha on the menu.
¿También tienen moka fría?
Do you also have iced mocha?
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