How to Say ‘Is there any special request?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Hay alguna solicitud especial?
ay ahl-goo-nah soh-lee-see-tood ehs-peh-see-al
[ay ahl-goo-nah soh-lee-see-tood ehs-peh-see-al]
💬 Usage Tip: Proper use of question marks at the beginning and end of questions in Spanish.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Restaurants appreciate being notified of special requests ahead of time.
Phrase Breakdown
Hay
[ay]
There is/are
Used to inquire if something exists or is available.
¿Hay mesas disponibles para esta noche?
Are there tables available for tonight?
alguna
[ahl-goo-nah]
Any
Used to refer to one or some of a thing or number of things, no matter how much or how many.
¿Alguna de estas fechas te conviene?
Do any of these dates suit you?
Solicitud especial?
soh-lee-see-tood ehs-peh-see-al
Words in this phrase
solicitud
[soh-lee-see-tood]
Request
An act of asking for something to be given or done, especially as a favor or courtesy.
Realizó una solicitud para un asiento en la terraza.
He made a request for a seat on the terrace.
especial
[ehs-peh-see-al]
Special
Uniquely or specifically designed for a function or occasion.
Quisiera algo especial para mi aniversario.
I would like something special for my anniversary.
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