How to Say ‘Without onion, please.’ in Mexican Spanish
Sin cebolla, por favor.
seen seh-BOH-yah por fah-BOR
[seen seh-BOH-yah por fah-BOR]
Phrase Breakdown
Sin
[seen]
without
Used to say you do not want something included.
Prefiero la ensalada sin queso.
I prefer the salad without cheese.
cebolla
[seh-BOH-yah]
onion
Common ingredient word; useful for food preferences.
Este taco viene con cebolla.
This taco comes with onion.
por
[por]
for
In 'por favor,' it contributes to the meaning 'please.'
Gracias por venir hoy.
Thanks for coming today.
favor
[fah-BOR]
favor
Part of the polite fixed expression 'por favor.'
Es solo un pequeño favor.
It's just a small favor.
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