How to Say ‘Do you use the same steam wand?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Usáis el mismo vaporizador?
oo-SAH-ees ehl MEES-moh bah-poh-ree-thah-DOR
[oo-SAH-ees ehl MEES-moh bah-poh-ree-thah-DOR]
💬 Usage Tip: usáis is the vosotros form, used in Spain only, for addressing several people at once. Here it means the staff in general; Latin America would say usan.
Phrase Breakdown
¿Usáis el mismo
oo-SAH-ees ehl MEES-moh
Do you (all) use the same
'Usáis' is the 'vosotros' form used in Spain. Stress it as 'u-SAIS', then link it to 'el MIS-mo'.
¿Usáis el mismo molinillo?
Do you use the same grinder?
Words in this phrase
Usáis
[oo-SAH-ees]
do you (plural) use
Vosotros form of 'usar', common in Spain.
¿Usáis leche de vaca?
Do you use cow's milk?
el
[ehl]
the
A definite article used before a masculine singular noun.
«El» ambiente en la oficina es agradable.
The atmosphere in the office is pleasant.
mismo
[MEES-moh]
same
Adjective used to say something is identical in time or type.
Si llama el mismo día, quizá haya un cargo.
If you call the same day, there may be a charge.
vaporizador?
bah-poh-ree-thah-DOR
steam wand?
This is the steam wand of the coffee machine. Stress the last syllable: 'ba-po-ri-tha-DOR', with a 'th' for the 'z'.
El vaporizador está muy caliente.
The steam wand is very hot.
Words in this phrase
vaporizador
[bah-poh-ree-thah-DOR]
steam wand / steamer
The part of a coffee machine that heats and froths milk.
Limpia el vaporizador, por favor.
Clean the steam wand, please.
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