How to Say ‘Would there be any problem?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Habría algún problema?
ah-BREE-ah ahl-GOON proh-BLEH-mah
[ah-BREE-ah ahl-GOON proh-BLEH-mah]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: This is a polite way to ask for flexibility without making a demand. Mexican staff will usually find a way to accommodate you.
Phrase Breakdown
Habría
[ah-BREE-ah]
would there be
Conditional of 'haber'; politely asks if something would exist or happen.
¿Habría mesa a las nueve?
Would there be a table at nine?
algún
[ahl-GOON]
Any
One or some of a thing.
¿Necesita algún plato especial?
Do you need any special dish?
problema
[proh-BLEH-mah]
problem
A difficulty or issue; useful when reporting something broken.
El problema empezó ayer por la noche.
The problem started last night.
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