How to Say ‘Should we prepare something?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Que nosotros preparemos algo?
keh noh-SOH-trohs preh-pah-REH-mohs AHL-goh
[keh noh-SOH-trohs preh-pah-REH-mohs AHL-goh]
💬 Usage Tip: Questions introduced by [qué] need the accent mark: [¿Que nosotros preparemos algo?] should be [¿Qué nosotros preparemos algo?]. More natural Spanish here is usually [¿Quiere que preparemos algo?] or [¿Quiere que llevemos algo?].
Phrase Breakdown
Que nosotros
keh noh-SOH-trohs
that we
Introduces the idea that the speakers themselves do something.
¿Que nosotros ayudemos?
That we help?
Words in this phrase
Que
[keh]
that
Introduces a suggestion or possibility, like 'that' in a polite question.
¿Que podemos hacer para que Que suene más natural en esta reserva?
What can we do so that 'Que' sounds more natural in this reservation?
nosotros
[noh-SOH-trohs]
we
Subject pronoun meaning 'we'; often included for emphasis in Spanish.
En la llamada, nosotros decimos nosotros para ser claros sobre quién organiza la sorpresa.
On the call, we say 'nosotros' to be clear about who is organizing the surprise.
preparemos
[preh-pah-REH-mohs]
prepare
Subjunctive form of 'preparar' meaning 'we prepare' in a suggestion or request.
¿Quiere que preparemos preparemos algo especial para el aniversario?
Would you like us to prepare something special for the anniversary?
algo
[AHL-goh]
something
An indefinite word used to refer to 'something' unspecified.
Si desean algo, algo sencillo como un postre funciona muy bien.
If you want something, something simple like a dessert works very well.
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