How to Say ‘A free table’ in Spain Spanish
Una mesa libre
OO-nah meh-sah LEE-breh
[OO-nah meh-sah LEE-breh]
💬 Usage Tip: libre here means "unoccupied," not "free of charge." For no cost, Spanish uses gratis "free of charge."
Phrase Breakdown
Una
[OO-nah]
a (feminine singular)
Indefinite article agreeing with a feminine noun; used to define or describe someone.
Algunos presentan a Jesús como Una figura histórica para empezar el diálogo.
Some present Jesus as a historical figure to start the dialogue.
mesa
[meh-sah]
Table
A piece of furniture with a flat top supported by one or more legs.
La revista está en la mesa.
The magazine is on the table.
libre
[LEE-breh]
free / available
Used for a taxi to mean unoccupied and ready to take a passenger.
Antes de subir, pregunto: «¿Está libre?».
Before getting in, I ask: “Is it free?” / “Are you available?”
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