How to Say ‘I'm going to get drinks.’ in Spain Spanish
Voy a por bebidas.
boy ah pohr beh-BEE-dahs
[boy ah pohr beh-BEE-dahs]
💬 Usage Tip: ir a por "go and get" is very Spain-specific; Latin Americans just say ir por. Swap the item: voy a por pan "I'm going to get bread".
Phrase Breakdown
Voy a por
boy ah pohr
I'm going to get
'Ir a por' means 'to go and get'. This is very typical of Spain. Say it as one quick chunk: 'boya-por'.
Voy a por pan.
I'm going to get bread.
Words in this phrase
Voy
[boy]
I go / I'm off
First person of 'ir'; with 'me' it means 'I'm leaving'.
Voy al mercado.
I go to the market.
a
[ah]
(part of 'a por')
In Spain 'ir a por' means 'to go and get'.
Voy a por pan.
I'm going to get bread.
por
[pohr]
for (to fetch)
With 'ir a', means going to fetch something.
Ella va a por café.
She's going for coffee.
bebidas.
beh-BEE-dahs
drinks.
'Bebida' means 'drink'. Both 'b's are soft, and the stress falls on be-BI-das.
¿Qué bebidas tienen?
What drinks do you have?
Words in this phrase
bebidas
[beh-BEE-dahs]
drinks
Plural feminine noun for beverages.
Las bebidas están frías.
The drinks are cold.
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