How to Say ‘We have space’ in Mexican Spanish
Tenemos lugar
teh-NEH-mohs loo-GAHR
[teh-NEH-mohs loo-GAHR]
💬 Usage Tip: [Tener lugar] here means [to have space/availability], not just physical room. You'll hear the same pattern with times: [Tenemos lugar a las siete], [No tenemos lugar mañana].
Phrase Breakdown
Tenemos
[teh-NEH-mohs]
we have
First-person plural of tener, used by staff to say availability exists.
Tenemos lugar para su grupo a las ocho.
We have space for your group at eight.
lugar
[loo-GAHR]
space / availability
In restaurant context, lugar often means available space or an open table.
Tenemos lugar para su grupo a las ocho.
We have space for your group at eight.
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