How to Say ‘Do you need a high chair?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Necesitan silla alta?
neh-seh-SEE-tahn SEE-yah AHL-tah
[neh-seh-SEE-tahn SEE-yah AHL-tah]
💬 Usage Tip: Necesitan is the "you all" form, which in Mexico is used for any group, formal or casual. The question has no separate word for "you" because the verb ending already shows who is meant.
Phrase Breakdown
Necesitan
[neh-seh-SEE-tahn]
do you (all) need
Form of 'necesitar' for 'ustedes'.
¿Necesitan más servilletas?
Do you need more napkins?
silla
[SEE-yah]
chair
A seat with a back.
Necesitamos otra silla.
We need another chair.
alta
[AHL-tah]
loud / high
Feminine of alto; with voz it means aloud.
Lea en voz alta.
Read aloud.
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