How to Say ‘Do you have any special offer?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Tienen alguna promoción?
tee-eh-nen ahl-GOO-nah proh-moh-SYOHN
[tee-eh-nen ahl-GOO-nah proh-moh-SYOHN]
💬 Usage Tip: Tienen is the plural "you have", used here because you're asking the restaurant as a whole, not one person. alguna matches the feminine promoción; with a masculine word it becomes algún, as in algún menú.
Phrase Breakdown
Tienen
[tee-eh-nen]
Have
To possess or hold something.
Lo tienen en la casa.
They have it in the house.
alguna
[ahl-GOO-nah]
any / some
Feminine form of 'alguno', used in questions to mean 'any'.
¿Hay alguna mesa libre?
Is there any free table?
promoción
[proh-moh-SYOHN]
promotion / deal
A special offer or discount at a business.
Hay una promoción de bebidas.
There is a drinks promotion.
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