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How to Say ‘For a large group’ in Mexican Spanish

Para un grupo grande

PAH-rah oon GROO-poh GRAHN-deh

[PAH-rah oon GROO-poh GRAHN-deh]

Phrase Breakdown

Para

[PAH-rah]

for

A preposition showing who something is intended for.

Example

Busco un salón Para un grupo grande.

I’m looking for a room for a large group.

Un grupo grande

oon GROO-poh GRAHN-deh

a large group

Refers to several people together, with many members.

Example

Tenemos una mesa para un grupo grande.

We have a table for a large group.

Words in this phrase

un

[oon]

a

An indefinite article before a singular masculine noun.

Example

Necesitamos un espacio cómodo para la familia.

We need a comfortable space for the family.

grupo

[GROO-poh]

group

A noun for multiple people together.

Example

El grupo prefiere una zona semiprivada.

The group prefers a semi-private area.

grande

[GRAHN-deh]

large

Describes a big group or object.

Example

Es un grupo grande de doce personas.

It is a large group of twelve people.

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