How to Say ‘If you want,’ in Spain Spanish
Si quieres,
see kee-EH-rehs
[see kee-EH-rehs]
💬 Usage Tip: [Si quieres] is a very common softener in Spanish for offers and suggestions. You can use it before lots of things: [Si quieres, te traigo agua].
Phrase Breakdown
Si
[see]
if
Used to introduce a condition: 'if'. In café talk, it often appears in polite offers like 'if you want'.
Si quieres, te pongo más leche.
If you want, I’ll add more milk.
quieres
[kee-EH-rehs]
you want
From the verb 'querer', second person singular. Used when offering options politely to one person.
Si quieres, te preparo un latte.
If you want, I’ll prepare a latte for you.
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