How to Say ‘Do you need a high chair?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Necesitan alguna trona?
neh-seh-SEE-tahn ahl-GOO-nah TROH-nah
[neh-seh-SEE-tahn ahl-GOO-nah TROH-nah]
💬 Usage Tip: Necesitan is the "you" form for more than one person, used politely here. In Spain friends would say necesitáis instead.
Phrase Breakdown
Necesitan
[neh-seh-SEE-tahn]
do you need (formal plural)
Form of 'necesitar' for 'ustedes' (you all, polite) or 'they'.
¿Necesitan más pan?
Do you need more bread?
alguna
[ahl-GOO-nah]
any
Used before a singular feminine noun in questions to mean any.
¿Tienen alguna petición especial?
Do you have any special request?
trona
[TROH-nah]
high chair
A tall chair for a baby or small child to eat at the table.
El bebé come en la trona.
The baby eats in the high chair.
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