How to Say ‘I don't see any free tables’ in Mexican Spanish
No veo mesas libres
noh BEH-oh MEH-sahs LEE-brehs
[noh BEH-oh MEH-sahs LEE-brehs]
💬 Usage Tip: libre here means "free" as in available, not free of charge. A free drink would be gratis.
Phrase Breakdown
No veo
noh BEH-oh
I don't see
This is a simple negation of 'ver'. 'Veo' has two vowel sounds: VE-o.
No veo a nadie.
I don't see anyone.
Words in this phrase
No
[noh]
not
Used to make a word or group of words negative.
No voy a ir.
I am not going.
veo
[BEH-oh]
I see
'Yo' present form of 'ver' (to see).
Veo el mar desde aquí.
I see the sea from here.
mesas libres
MEH-sahs LEE-brehs
free tables
'Libres' means available or free. Stress ME-sas LI-bres.
Hay dos mesas libres.
There are two free tables.
Words in this phrase
mesas
[MEH-sahs]
tables
Plural of 'mesa'.
Las mesas de afuera están llenas.
The outside tables are full.
libres
[LEE-brehs]
free / available
Plural adjective meaning not occupied.
Hay dos sillas libres.
There are two free chairs.
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