How to Say ‘If you want’ in Spain Spanish
Si quieres
see kee-EH-rehs
[see kee-EH-rehs]
💬 Usage Tip: Si without an accent means "if"; sí with an accent means "yes." That tiny written difference matters a lot: Si quieres is "if you want," but Sí, quiero is "yes, I do."
Phrase Breakdown
Si
[see]
if
Introduces a condition or polite offer.
«Si» tienes tiempo, hablamos después del evento.
“If” you have time, we can talk after the event.
quieres
[kee-EH-rehs]
you want
From querer, used informally to ask what someone would like or prefer.
«quieres» conocer a la reclutadora, puedo presentártela.
If “you want” to meet the recruiter, I can introduce you to her.
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