How to Say ‘Is there a parking lot nearby?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Habrá algún estacionamiento cerca?
ah-BRAH ahl-GOON ehs-tah-see-oh-nah-MYEN-toh SEHR-kah
[ah-BRAH ahl-GOON ehs-tah-see-oh-nah-MYEN-toh SEHR-kah]
💬 Usage Tip: habrá is the future of hay, but in a question it means "might there be?", which sounds softer than ¿hay?. Same trick: ¿Habrá mesa? "Might there be a table?"
Phrase Breakdown
¿Habrá
ah-BRAH
Might there be / Is there
This is the future of 'hay', used to ask politely or to wonder. The h is silent and the stress is on 'BRÁ': 'a-BRÁ'.
¿Habrá mesas libres?
Might there be free tables?
Words in this phrase
Habrá
[ah-BRAH]
will there be / might there be
Future of 'haber', used to wonder or ask politely if something exists.
¿Habrá mesa a las ocho?
Might there be a table at eight?
algún estacionamiento cerca?
ahl-GOON ehs-tah-see-oh-nah-MYEN-toh SEHR-kah
any parking lot nearby?
'Estacionamiento' means parking lot. Say it in chunks: 'es-ta-sio-na-MIEN-to'. Raise your voice at the end.
¿Hay algún estacionamiento cerca?
Is there any parking lot nearby?
Words in this phrase
algún
[ahl-GOON]
Any
One or some of a thing.
¿Necesita algún plato especial?
Do you need any special dish?
estacionamiento
[ehs-tah-see-oh-nah-MYEN-toh]
parking lot
An area where cars can be parked.
El estacionamiento está cerca del restaurante.
The parking lot is near the restaurant.
cerca
[SEHR-kah]
close / near
Describes something at a short distance or nearly happening.
La pelota pasó Cerca de la portería.
The ball passed close to the goal.
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