How to Say ‘Okay, a vermouth then, please.’ in Spain Spanish
Vale, pues un vermut, por favor.
BAH-leh pwehs oon behr-MOOT por fah-BOR
[BAH-leh pwehs oon behr-MOOT por fah-BOR]
💬 Usage Tip: vale is Spain's everyday "okay", and it can sound odd in Latin America. pues here works like "then" or "well", for a decision you've just made.
Phrase Breakdown
Vale, pues un vermut,
BAH-leh pwehs oon behr-MOOT
OK, then a vermouth,
'Pues' means 'then/well' and shows a decision. Link 'pues un' smoothly and stress ber-MUT.
Vale, pues una caña.
OK, then a small beer.
Words in this phrase
Vale
[BAH-leh]
okay
Very common Spain expression for agreement, like 'OK'.
Vale, nos vemos mañana.
Okay, see you tomorrow.
pues
[pwehs]
well / then
Filler word used to introduce a reaction or conclusion.
Pues vamos mañana.
Well, let's go tomorrow.
un
[oon]
a
An article used before a masculine singular noun.
Busco un lugar donde me sienta valorado.
I’m looking for a place where I feel valued.
vermut
[behr-MOOT]
vermouth
A fortified aromatic wine, a classic Spanish aperitif.
Los domingos tomamos un vermut.
On Sundays we have a vermouth.
por favor.
por fah-BOR
please.
Stress the last syllable: fa-BOR. The 'v' sounds like a soft 'b'.
La cuenta, por favor.
The bill, please.
Words in this phrase
por
[por]
for
A preposition used to express reason, purpose, or gratitude.
Por tu tiempo, te estoy muy agradecido.
For your time, I am very grateful to you.
favor
[fah-BOR]
favour
With 'por' forms 'please'.
Una mesa, por favor.
A table, please.
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