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How to Say ‘There would be four of us.’ in Mexican Spanish

Seríamos cuatro personas.

seh-ree-AH-mohs KWAH-troh pehr-SOH-nahs

[seh-ree-AH-mohs KWAH-troh pehr-SOH-nahs]

💬 Usage Tip: [Seríamos cuatro personas] is a natural way to say the size of your party in a softer, less blunt way than just naming the number. You can swap in any number: [seríamos tres personas].

Phrase Breakdown

Seríamos

[seh-ree-AH-mohs]

we would be

A polite phrase used to tell the restaurant your group size.

Example

Seríamos cuatro personas para las ocho.

We would be four people for eight o’clock.

Cuatro personas

KWAH-troh pehr-SOH-nahs

four people

States the total number of guests.

Example

Somos cuatro personas en total.

We are four people in total.

Words in this phrase

cuatro

[KWAH-troh]

four

The number of guests in the group.

Example

Seríamos cuatro personas esta noche.

We would be four people tonight.

personas

[pehr-SOH-nahs]

people

Refers to the members of the party or group.

Example

La mesa es para cuatro personas.

The table is for four people.

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