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How to Say ‘For how many people?’ in Mexican Spanish

¿Para cuántas personas?

PAH-rah KWAHN-tahs pehr-SOH-nahs

[PAH-rah KWAHN-tahs pehr-SOH-nahs]

💬 Usage Tip: [Cuántas] changes to match the noun, so with [personas] you use feminine plural: [cuántas personas]. With a masculine noun, you'd switch it: [¿para cuántos niños?]

Phrase Breakdown

Para

[PAH-rah]

for

Used here to ask the group size for a reservation.

Example

¿Para cuántas personas necesita la mesa?

For how many people do you need the table?

cuántas

[KWAHN-tahs]

how many

Asks about quantity and agrees with the feminine plural noun personas.

Example

¿Para cuántas personas es su reservación?

For how many people is your reservation?

Personas?

pehr-SOH-nahs

people?

The noun being counted; in this context it asks how many guests there will be.

Example

Somos tres personas.

We are three people.

Words in this phrase

personas

[pehr-SOH-nahs]

people

Refers to the guests included in the reservation.

Example

Necesitamos una mesa para seis personas.

We need a table for six people.

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