How to Say ‘An alcohol-free beer’ in Spain Spanish
Una cerveza sin
OO-nah ther-BEH-thah seen
[OO-nah ther-BEH-thah seen]
💬 Usage Tip: sin means "without", and Spaniards drop the alcohol. Just say una sin or una cerveza sin at the bar.
Phrase Breakdown
Una
[OO-nah]
A (feminine singular)
An indefinite article used before a singular feminine noun.
Vi una tienda con ropa de moda.
I saw a store with trendy clothes.
cerveza
[ther-BEH-thah]
beer
The standard word for beer in Spain.
Una cerveza, por favor, bien fría.
A beer, please, very cold.
sin
[seen]
alcohol-free (beer)
In bars, 'sin' alone is short for 'sin alcohol'.
Ponme una sin, por favor.
Give me an alcohol-free one, please.
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