How to Say ‘Coming right up.’ in Spain Spanish
Marchando.
mar-CHAHN-doh
[mar-CHAHN-doh]
🇪🇸 In Spain: A classic waiter's reply in Spanish bars, often called out loud. You'd hear it, but you wouldn't say it yourself as a customer.
Phrase Breakdown
Marchando
[mar-CHAHN-doh]
coming right up
Literally 'marching'; bar staff say it to confirm an order is on its way.
Dos cañas, ¡marchando!
Two beers, coming right up!
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