How to Say ‘For how many people?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Para cuántas personas?
PAH-rah KWAHN-tahs pehr-SOH-nahs
[PAH-rah KWAHN-tahs pehr-SOH-nahs]
💬 Usage Tip: Essential for arranging any group plans.
🇪🇸 In Spain: Ask this to ensure everyone gets a seat; Spanish gatherings are often large!
Phrase Breakdown
¿Para
PAH-rah
For
Used to specify the intended destination or purpose.
Necesito un billete para Madrid.
I need a ticket for Madrid.
Words in this phrase
Para
[PAH-rah]
For
Indicates the intended recipient or purpose.
Reservé para cuántas personas, si me puedes decir?
Can you tell me for how many people you reserved?
cuántas
[KWAHN-tahs]
How many
A question word used to inquire about quantity.
Pregunta para cuántas personas hacer la reserva.
Ask for how many people to make the reservation.
personas?
pehr-SOH-nahs
people?
Refers to individuals in a group or collective.
Hay cinco personas en la sala.
There are five people in the room.
Words in this phrase
personas
[pehr-SOH-nahs]
People
Individuals that form a group or community.
La mesa está reservada para seis personas.
The table is reserved for six people.
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