How to Say ‘Or to take away?’ in Spain Spanish
O para llevar?
oh PAH-rah yeh-BAR
[oh PAH-rah yeh-BAR]
Phrase Breakdown
O
[oh]
or
Used to present an alternative choice.
¿Lo quieres aquí «O» para llevar?
Do you want it here “or” to go?
para
[PAH-rah]
for / to
Introduces the expression «para llevar», meaning to take away.
Lo pido «para» llevar cuando tengo prisa.
I order it “to” go when I’m in a hurry.
llevar
[yeh-BAR]
to take away / to carry
In cafés, «para llevar» means takeaway or to go.
Prefiero «llevar» el café a la oficina.
I prefer “to take” the coffee to the office.
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