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How to Say ‘The takeaway cup’ in Spain Spanish

El vaso para llevar

ehl BAH-soh PAH-rah ye-VAR

[ehl BAH-soh PAH-rah ye-VAR]

💬 Usage Tip: vaso means glass, and also covers a paper or plastic cup. A cup with a handle is a taza "mug, cup".

Phrase Breakdown

El vaso

ehl BAH-soh

The cup

'Vaso' means a glass or cup. The 'v' sounds like a soft 'b', and the 's' is never a 'z' sound.

Example

El vaso está lleno.

The cup is full.

Words in this phrase

El

[ehl]

the

A definite article used before a masculine singular noun.

Example

«El» ambiente en la oficina es agradable.

The atmosphere in the office is pleasant.

vaso

[BAH-soh]

cup / glass

A drinking container; here a takeaway cup.

Example

Quiero un vaso de agua.

I want a glass of water.

para llevar

PAH-rah ye-VAR

to take away

This is the standard phrase for takeaway. 'Ll' sounds like the 'y' in 'yes', and the stress falls on '-VAR'.

Example

Un café para llevar.

A coffee to take away.

Words in this phrase

para

[PAH-rah]

for / in order to

A preposition used to express purpose or intended use.

Example

Reservamos este salón para una comida tranquila.

We reserved this room for a quiet meal.

llevar

[ye-VAR]

To take away

To take something with you.

Example

Prefiero el café para llevar.

I prefer the coffee to take away.

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