How to Say ‘You wouldn't have cash, would you?’ in Spain Spanish
¿No llevará efectivo?
noh yeh-vah-RAH eh-fehk-TEE-voh
[noh yeh-vah-RAH eh-fehk-TEE-voh]
💬 Usage Tip: The future form llevará here doesn't point to the future. It softens the question into a polite guess, like "you wouldn't happen to…".
Phrase Breakdown
No
[noh]
not
Negates the phrase and helps express playful rejection.
Casi no me vale ese intento de ligue.
That flirting attempt almost doesn’t work for me.
llevará
[yeh-vah-RAH]
would you have (on you)
Future of 'llevar' (to carry), used politely to suppose or ask whether someone has something with them.
¿Llevará cambio?
Would you have change on you?
efectivo
[eh-fehk-TEE-voh]
Cash
Physical currency used for payment.
Prefiero pagar en efectivo.
I prefer to pay in cash.
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