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How to Say ‘Would you have options for her?’ in Mexican Spanish

¿Tendrían opciones para ella?

tehn-DREE-ahn op-see-OH-nehs pah-rah EH-yah

[tehn-DREE-ahn op-see-OH-nehs pah-rah EH-yah]

💬 Usage Tip: The -rían ending works like English "would" and softens a request to the staff. Same pattern: ¿Podrían...? "Could you...?"

Phrase Breakdown

¿Tendrían opciones

tehn-DREE-ahn op-see-OH-nehs

Would you have options

The conditional 'tendrían' makes the question polite. Say 'ten-DRI-an op-SIO-nes'.

Example

¿Tendrían opciones vegetarianas?

Would you have vegetarian options?

Words in this phrase

Tendrían

[tehn-DREE-ahn]

would you have

Conditional of tener, used politely to ask a business (ustedes).

Example

¿Tendrían una mesa para cuatro?

Would you have a table for four?

opciones

[op-see-OH-nehs]

options

Plural noun meaning choices, possibilities, or alternatives.

Example

Tengo opciones para cambiar de área.

I have options to change departments.

para ella?

pah-rah EH-yah

for her?

In Mexico, 'll' sounds like 'y': 'PA-ra E-ya'. Raise your voice at the end.

Example

Este regalo es para ella.

This gift is for her.

Words in this phrase

para

[pah-rah]

for

Used to indicate the purpose or destination.

Example

Este regalo es para ti.

This gift is for you.

ella

[EH-yah]

her

Pronoun 'she' used after a preposition means 'her'.

Example

Compré flores para ella.

I bought flowers for her.

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