How to Say ‘I want to try’ in Spain Spanish
Quiero probar
KYEH-roh proh-BAR
[KYEH-roh proh-BAR]
💬 Usage Tip: After quiero, the next verb stays in its basic dictionary form, just like English "want to". Swap it out: quiero pedir "I want to order".
Phrase Breakdown
Quiero
[KYEH-roh]
I want
Desire something.
Quiero descansar.
I want to rest.
probar
[proh-BAR]
to try / to taste
Infinitive verb meaning to sample food or drink for the first time.
Quiero probar la tortilla.
I want to try the omelette.
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