How to Say ‘Do you have any restriction...?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Tienen alguna restricción...
tee-EH-nehn ahl-GOO-nah rrehs-treek-see-OHN
[tee-EH-nehn ahl-GOO-nah rrehs-treek-see-OHN]
💬 Usage Tip: With [ustedes], the verb is [tienen], not [tienen ustedes] unless you want extra emphasis. In Mexico, [ustedes] is the normal plural [you] in all situations.
Phrase Breakdown
Tienen
[tee-EH-nehn]
do you have
From "tener". With "ustedes," it asks if the guests have something, such as a dietary restriction.
¿Tienen alguna restricción para la cena?
Do you have any restriction for dinner?
alguna
[ahl-GOO-nah]
any; some
Used before a feminine singular noun to mean "any" or "some."
¿Tienen alguna preferencia de mesa?
Do you have any table preference?
restricción
[rrehs-treek-see-OHN]
restriction
Something that limits what a person can eat or do; often used for dietary needs.
La restricción es importante para preparar el platillo.
The restriction is important for preparing the dish.
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