How to Say ‘Which one to order’ in Spain Spanish
Cuál pedir
kwahl peh-DEER
[kwahl peh-DEER]
💬 Usage Tip: After cuál, qué or dónde, Spanish can use the plain dictionary form of a verb, just like English "which one to order". Try no sé qué hacer "I don't know what to do".
Phrase Breakdown
Cuál
[kwahl]
which (one)
Interrogative pronoun used to choose among options.
No sé cuál quiero.
I don't know which one I want.
pedir
[peh-DEER]
To order
To request a product or service.
Voy a pedir una pizza.
I am going to order a pizza.
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