How to Say ‘To hang out / To party’ in Spain Spanish
Salir de fiesta
sah-LEER deh FYES-tah
[sah-LEER deh FYES-tah]
🇪🇸 In Spain: In Spain a night out often starts after dinner around 11 pm and goes until dawn. "Going out" here usually means a much later night than you might expect.
Phrase Breakdown
Salir
[sah-LEER]
to go out
Verb meaning to leave or go out socially.
Quiero salir esta noche.
I want to go out tonight.
de
[deh]
for / on
Preposition in the set phrase 'de fiesta' (partying).
Estamos de fiesta.
We're partying.
fiesta
[FYES-tah]
party
A party or celebration; 'de fiesta' means out partying.
La fiesta empieza a las diez.
The party starts at ten.
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