How to Say ‘There is a family menu.’ in Mexican Spanish
Hay un menú familiar.
eye oon meh-NOO fah-mee-lyAHR
[eye oon meh-NOO fah-mee-lyAHR]
Phrase Breakdown
Hay
[eye]
there is
Used to say something exists or is available.
Hay un menú familiar los fines de semana.
There is a family menu on weekends.
Un menú familiar
oon meh-NOO fah-mee-lyAHR
a family menu
A menu designed for families, often with shared portions or set dishes.
Tenemos un menú familiar para cuatro.
We have a family menu for four.
Words in this phrase
un
[oon]
a
Indefinite article meaning a before a masculine singular noun.
Hay un menú familiar para cuatro personas.
There is a family menu for four people.
menú
[meh-NOO]
menu
A set of dishes or a meal package offered by a restaurant.
Hay un menú familiar con bebida incluida.
There is a family menu with a drink included.
familiar
[fah-mee-lyAHR]
family
Describes something for a family or group to share.
Hay un menú familiar muy completo.
There is a very complete family menu.
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