How to Say ‘Do you have a ticket?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Llevas algún décimo?
YEH-vahs ahl-GOON DEH-see-moh
[YEH-vahs ahl-GOON DEH-see-moh]
💬 Usage Tip: décimo literally means "tenth". A full ticket is split into ten shares, and a décimo is the one you actually buy. llevar "to carry" is the everyday way to say you're holding a ticket.
🇪🇸 In Spain: Nearly everyone buys a décimo through work, a bar or a family member. Not sharing your office's number is a real fear in case your colleagues win.
Phrase Breakdown
Llevas
[YEH-vahs]
do you carry / do you have
From 'llevar'; here, to have or carry something with you, like a ticket.
¿Llevas dinero?
Do you have money on you?
algún
[ahl-GOON]
any / some
Short form of 'alguno' used before masculine singular nouns.
¿Hay algún problema?
Is there any problem?
décimo
[DEH-see-moh]
lottery ticket (tenth share)
A tenth part of a full lottery ticket, the usual way people buy El Gordo.
Compré un décimo en Doña Manolita.
I bought a ticket at Doña Manolita.
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