How to Say ‘Do you have private spaces for groups?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Tienen espacios privados para grupos?
tee-eh-nen ehs-PAH-syohs pree-VAH-dohs pah-rah GROO-pohs
[tee-eh-nen ehs-PAH-syohs pree-VAH-dohs pah-rah GROO-pohs]
Phrase Breakdown
¿Tienen espacios privados
tee-eh-nen ehs-PAH-syohs pree-VAH-dohs
Do you have private spaces
'Tienen' is the plural or formal 'you have'. Both 'espacios' and 'privados' end in plural '-s'.
¿Tienen espacios privados disponibles?
Do you have private spaces available?
Words in this phrase
Tienen
[tee-eh-nen]
Have
To possess or hold something.
Lo tienen en la casa.
They have it in the house.
espacios
[ehs-PAH-syohs]
spaces
Plural of 'espacio', areas or rooms.
Hay espacios para fiestas.
There are spaces for parties.
privados
[pree-VAH-dohs]
private
Masculine plural adjective meaning not public.
Son cuartos privados.
They are private rooms.
para grupos?
pah-rah GROO-pohs
for groups?
'Para' means 'for'. Tap the 'r' in 'grupos': 'GRU-pos'.
Hay descuentos para grupos.
There are discounts for groups.
Words in this phrase
para
[pah-rah]
for
Used to indicate the purpose or destination.
Este regalo es para ti.
This gift is for you.
grupos
[GROO-pohs]
groups
Plural of 'grupo', sets of people together.
Aceptamos grupos grandes.
We accept large groups.
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