How to Say ‘There's an empty corner’ in Spain Spanish
Hay un rincón libre
eye oon reen-KOHN LEE-breh
[eye oon reen-KOHN LEE-breh]
🇪🇸 In Spain: Pointing out an open corner makes the move sound practical and easy, not overly loaded. In a busy Spanish bar, that feels very natural.
Phrase Breakdown
Hay
[eye]
there is
Used to point out that something is available.
Hay un rincón libre cerca de la barra.
There is a free corner near the bar.
Un rincón libre
oon reen-KOHN LEE-breh
a free/available corner, a free spot
Rincón means corner or nook; libre means available or unoccupied.
Busquemos un rincón libre.
Let's look for a free spot.
Words in this phrase
un
[oon]
a
Masculine article used before singular nouns.
Hay un rincón libre donde estaremos más cómodos.
There is a free corner where we'll be more comfortable.
rincón
[reen-KOHN]
corner
A quiet corner or nook in the bar.
Busquemos un rincón libre para seguir la charla.
Let's find a free corner to continue the conversation.
libre
[LEE-breh]
free
Available or not occupied by anyone else.
Si está libre, nos sentamos ya.
If it's free, we'll sit down now.
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