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How to Say ‘Would you have a high chair?’ in Mexican Spanish

¿Tendrían una silla periquera?

tehn-DREE-ahn OO-nah SEE-yah peh-ree-KEH-rah

[tehn-DREE-ahn OO-nah SEE-yah peh-ree-KEH-rah]

💬 Usage Tip: Tendrían "would you have" is a polite way to ask whether something is available. Swap the item: ¿Tendrían una mesa afuera? "Would you have a table outside?".

Phrase Breakdown

¿Tendrían

tehn-DREE-ahn

Would you have

A polite conditional form for asking a business. Say 'ten-DRI-an'.

Example

¿Tendrían mesa afuera?

Would you have a table outside?

Words in this phrase

Tendrían

[tehn-DREE-ahn]

would you have

Conditional of 'tener' (ustedes); a polite way to ask if something is available.

Example

¿Tendrían mesa para seis?

Would you have a table for six?

una silla periquera?

OO-nah SEE-yah peh-ree-KEH-rah

a high chair?

'Silla periquera' is the Mexican term for a baby's high chair. Say 'SI-ya pe-ri-KE-ra'.

Example

Necesito una silla periquera.

I need a high chair.

Words in this phrase

una

[OO-nah]

Feminine singular indefinite article meaning 'a' or 'one.'

Example

Una reclutadora me dio su tarjeta hoy.

A recruiter gave me her card today.

silla

[SEE-yah]

chair

A seat with a back.

Example

Necesitamos otra silla.

We need another chair.

periquera

[peh-ree-KEH-rah]

high chair (for babies)

Mexican term for a child's high chair; with 'silla' or alone.

Example

Traigan una periquera, por favor.

Bring a high chair, please.

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