How to Say ‘To have here?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Para tomar aquí?
PAH-rah to-MAR ah-KEE
[PAH-rah to-MAR ah-KEE]
💬 Usage Tip: tomar is the everyday verb for having food or drink, not just "to take". You'll hear it in ¿Qué vas a tomar? "What will you have?"
Phrase Breakdown
Para
[PAH-rah]
for / in order to
A preposition used to express purpose or intended use.
Reservamos este salón para una comida tranquila.
We reserved this room for a quiet meal.
tomar
[to-MAR]
drink
To swallow liquid.
Voy a tomar agua.
I am going to drink water.
aquí
[ah-KEE]
here
Adverb meaning 'here,' referring to this place or event.
'Aquí' hay muchas oportunidades para hacer contactos.
Here there are many opportunities to make contacts.
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