How to Say ‘Did you buy a lottery ticket?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Has comprado lotería?
ahs kom-PRAH-doh loh-teh-REE-ah
[ahs kom-PRAH-doh loh-teh-REE-ah]
🇪🇸 In Spain: In Spain this is small talk all through December, asked by colleagues, neighbours and the person at the bar. Almost everyone buys a share, often the same number as their workplace or local café.
Phrase Breakdown
Has
[ahs]
you have
Used to indicate possession or experience in the present perfect.
Tienes lo que has pedido.
You have what you asked for.
comprado
[kom-PRAH-doh]
bought
Past participle of 'comprar' (to buy), used with 'haber' for perfect tenses.
He comprado pan.
I have bought bread.
lotería
[loh-teh-REE-ah]
lottery (tickets)
A game of chance; also used for lottery tickets in general.
Juego a la lotería cada semana.
I play the lottery every week.
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