How to Say ‘I'll grab my drink and let's go.’ in Spain Spanish
Cojo mi copa y vamos.
KOH-hoh mee KOH-pah ee VA-mos
[KOH-hoh mee KOH-pah ee VA-mos]
💬 Usage Tip: copa is a drink served in a stemmed or large glass, typically wine or a mixed drink. A beer is usually una caña "a small draught beer."
🇪🇸 In Spain: In Spain, tomar una copa "to have a drink" usually means an evening drink, often a gin and tonic or similar after dinner, rather than any drink at all.
Phrase Breakdown
Cojo mi copa
KOH-hoh mee KOH-pah
I'll grab my drink
The present tense is used here for an immediate action. Make the 'j' throaty.
Espera, cojo mi copa.
Wait, I'll grab my drink.
Words in this phrase
Cojo
[KOH-hoh]
I take / I grab
First person present of 'coger', to take or pick up (Spain).
Cojo mi chaqueta.
I grab my jacket.
mi
[mee]
my
A possessive word showing something belongs to me.
En mi empresa ideal, la comunicación es abierta.
In my ideal company, communication is open.
copa
[KOH-pah]
glass
Means a drinking glass; una copa de vino is a glass of wine.
Una copa de vino, por favor, tinto si puede ser.
A glass of wine, please, red if possible.
y vamos.
ee VA-mos
and let's go.
'Vamos' means 'let's go'. Link 'y' and 'vamos': 'i-BA-mos'.
Pago y vamos.
I'll pay and let's go.
Words in this phrase
y
[ee]
and
A conjunction used to connect words or ideas.
Busco una cultura cercana y humana.
I’m looking for a culture that is close and human.
vamos
[VA-mos]
Let's go
Used to urge someone to accompany, begin, or make a motion.
Vamos al cine.
Let's go to the cinema.
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