Basic colors: Asking about tshirt color options
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Key Phrases
¿Esta camiseta la tenéis en otros colores?
Do you have this t-shirt in other colors?
¿Me enseñas la azul, por favor?
Can you show me the blue one, please?
Se paga en la caja, al fondo.
You pay at the till, at the back.
Skills You'll Learn
Asking about different colors and sizes of a garment
Preguntar por diferentes colores y tallas de una prenda
Requesting to see a specific item in a store
Pedir que te muestren un artículo específico en una tienda
Understanding instructions about where to pay in a store
Entender instrucciones sobre dónde pagar en una tienda
Lesson Roleplay
Imagine you're in a clothing shop in Spain. You like a t-shirt and want to ask about other colors and find your size.
Hola, buenas. Perdona, ¿esta camiseta la tenéis en otros colores?
Hi there. Excuse me, do you have this t-shirt in other colors?
Sí, la tenemos en blanco, negro y azul.
Yes, we have it in white, black and blue.
¿Y en verde no?
And not in green?
En verde no, lo siento. También la hay en rojo.
Not in green, sorry. It also comes in red.
Vale. ¿Me enseñas la azul, por favor?
Okay. Can you show me the blue one, please?
Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases
Perdona
per-DOH-nah
Excuse me
🇪🇸 In Spanish shops it's normal to use the casual tú forms like perdona with staff, and they'll usually do the same with you. Perdone is the politer version for older people or more formal places.
See breakdown →Esta camiseta
ES-tah kah-mee-SEH-tah
This T-shirt
En otros colores
ehn OH-tros koh-LOH-rehs
In other colours
💬 otros changes to match the noun: otros colores, but otras tallas "other sizes".
See breakdown →¿Esta camiseta la tenéis en otros colores?
ES-tah kah-mee-SEH-tah lah teh-NEH-ees ehn OH-tros koh-LOH-rehs
Do you have this t-shirt in other colors?
💬 Spanish often puts the thing first, then repeats it with la "it": literally "this T-shirt, do you have it…". tenéis is the vosotros "you all" form, used only in Spain.
🇪🇸 Using tenéis addresses the shop as a whole, which is the natural way to ask staff in a Spanish shop.
See breakdown →La camiseta
lah kah-mee-SEH-tah
T-shirt
Sí
see
Yes
La tenemos
lah teh-neh-mohs
We have it
💬 la means "it" here because camiseta is a feminine word. For a masculine item like jersey "sweater", it becomes lo tenemos.
See breakdown →En blanco, negro y azul
ehn BLAHN-koh NEH-groh ee ah-SOOL
In white, black and blue
💬 Use en + colour to say what colour something comes in: en rojo, en gris "in grey".
See breakdown →Sí, la tenemos en blanco, negro y azul.
see lah teh-neh-mohs ehn BLAHN-koh NEH-groh ee ah-SOOL
Yes, we have it in white, black and blue.
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