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How to Say ‘Would you like to have a coffee with me another day?’ in Spain Spanish

¿Quieres tomar un café conmigo otro día?

kee-EH-rehs to-MAR oon kah-FEH kohn-MEE-goh OH-troh DEE-ah

[kee-EH-rehs to-MAR oon kah-FEH kohn-MEE-goh OH-troh DEE-ah]

🇪🇸 In Spain: Coffee is the low-pressure first invitation in Spain. It's easy to say yes to and easy to keep short.

Phrase Breakdown

¿Quieres tomar

kee-EH-rehs to-MAR

Do you want to have

This is a common way to invite someone. Stress 'QUIE' and 'MAR'.

Example

¿Quieres tomar una caña?

Do you want to have a small beer?

Words in this phrase

Quieres

[kee-EH-rehs]

you want

From querer, used informally to ask what someone would like or prefer.

Example

«quieres» conocer a la reclutadora, puedo presentártela.

If “you want” to meet the recruiter, I can introduce you to her.

tomar

[to-MAR]

drink

To swallow liquid.

Example

Voy a tomar agua.

I am going to drink water.

un café conmigo

oon kah-FEH kohn-MEE-goh

a coffee with me

'Conmigo' is one word meaning 'with me', stressed on 'MI' (con-MI-go).

Example

¿Vienes conmigo?

Are you coming with me?

Words in this phrase

un

[oon]

a / an

Masculine singular indefinite article used before a noun.

Example

Busco un entorno donde pueda crecer profesionalmente.

I am looking for an environment where I can grow professionally.

café

[kah-FEH]

coffee

A coffee; often used when suggesting an informal meeting.

Example

¿Te apetece un café la próxima semana?

Would you like a coffee next week?

conmigo

[kohn-MEE-goh]

with me

Special combined form of 'con' + 'mí'.

Example

Habla conmigo.

Talk with me.

otro día?

OH-troh DEE-ah

another day?

Never say 'un otro'; just 'otro'. 'Día' has two syllables (DÍ-a).

Example

Lo hablamos otro día.

We'll talk about it another day.

Words in this phrase

otro

[OH-troh]

other

Adjective meaning the other or different one.

Example

Vive en el otro barrio.

He lives in the other neighbourhood.

día

[DEE-ah]

day

Repeated as part of the expression día a día, meaning day-to-day.

Example

En el día a «día», se ve si hay apoyo real.

In the day-to-day, you can see whether there is real support.

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