How to Say ‘Do you want any table...?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Quieren alguna mesa...
kee-EH-rehn ahl-GOO-nah MEH-sah
[kee-EH-rehn ahl-GOO-nah MEH-sah]
💬 Usage Tip: In Mexico, plural [you] is [ustedes], so restaurants ask groups [¿Quieren...?], not [¿Queréis...?]. The singular version would be [¿Quiere...?].
Phrase Breakdown
Quieren
[kee-EH-rehn]
do you want
From "querer." With "ustedes," it asks what the guests would like.
¿Quieren alguna bebida mientras esperan?
Do you want any drink while you wait?
alguna
[ahl-GOO-nah]
any; some
Used to ask whether there is any specific preference.
¿Quieren alguna opción sin lácteos?
Do you want any dairy-free option?
mesa
[MEH-sah]
table
A dining table; in reservations it can also imply table placement or type.
Tenemos una mesa libre en la terraza.
We have a free table on the terrace.
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