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How to Say ‘Shall we share a few dishes?’ in Spain Spanish

¿Compartimos unos platos?

kohm-par-TEE-mohs OO-nohs PLAH-tohs

[kohm-par-TEE-mohs OO-nohs PLAH-tohs]

💬 Usage Tip: Asking with the plain "we" form of a verb is a natural way to say "shall we". Swap the verb to make other suggestions: ¿Pedimos? "Shall we order?"

🇪🇸 In Spain: In Spain, people often order several raciones "sharing plates" for the middle of the table instead of separate mains. This is especially relaxed and common on a date.

Phrase Breakdown

Compartimos

[kohm-par-TEE-mohs]

shall we share

'We' form of compartir (to share); common when ordering tapas.

Example

¿Compartimos el postre?

Shall we share the dessert?

unos

[OO-nohs]

about; some

Masculine plural indefinite article; before numbers it means 'approximately'.

Example

Hay unos veinte coches.

There are about twenty cars.

platos

[PLAH-tohs]

dishes

Plural of 'plato', a dish or course of food.

Example

Los platos están muy ricos.

The dishes are very tasty.

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