How to Say ‘For tonight’ in Mexican Spanish
Para esta noche
PAH-rah EHS-tah NO-cheh
[PAH-rah EHS-tah NO-cheh]
Phrase Breakdown
Para
[PAH-rah]
for
Preposition used to indicate purpose or time, as in 'for tonight.'
Para esta noche, tengo mesa para dos.
For tonight, I have a table for two.
esta
[EHS-tah]
this
Demonstrative adjective used before a feminine noun like 'noche.'
Para esta noche, ¿hay valet parking?
For tonight, is there valet parking?
noche
[NO-cheh]
night
Means 'night' or 'evening'; often used when talking about dinner plans.
Para esta noche, la reservación es a las nueve.
For tonight, the reservation is at nine.
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