How to Say ‘Questions at the end, please.’ in Spain Spanish
Las preguntas, al final, por favor.
laz preh-GOON-tahs ahl fee-NAHL por fah-BOR
[laz preh-GOON-tahs ahl fee-NAHL por fah-BOR]
🇪🇸 In Spain: Expect people to interrupt anyway, because Spanish meetings tend to be lively and overlapping. Saying this up front is a polite way to hold the floor.
Phrase Breakdown
Las preguntas,
laz preh-GOON-tahs
Questions,
Spanish uses the article here, where English often leaves it out. The 'g' is soft: pre-GUN-tas.
Las preguntas son fáciles.
The questions are easy.
Words in this phrase
Las
[laz]
The
A definite article to specify particular entities.
Las casas son bellas.
The houses are beautiful.
preguntas
[preh-GOON-tahs]
questions
Plural of the feminine noun 'pregunta'.
¿Hay preguntas?
Are there any questions?
al final,
ahl fee-NAHL
at the end,
'Al' is 'a' + 'el' combined. Stress 'NAL'.
Lo vemos al final.
We'll look at it at the end.
Words in this phrase
al
[ahl]
at the (al final = in the end)
Contraction of 'a + el'.
Al final no vino.
In the end he didn't come.
final
[fee-NAHL]
end
Noun: the final part.
Está al final de la calle.
It's at the end of the street.
por favor.
por fah-BOR
please.
A polite closing. Stress 'VOR' and tap the final 'r'.
Un café, por favor.
A coffee, please.
Words in this phrase
por
[por]
please (with favor)
Part of the fixed phrase 'por favor'.
Silencio, por favor.
Quiet, please.
favor
[fah-BOR]
please (with por)
Part of the fixed phrase 'por favor'.
Un café, por favor.
A coffee, please.
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