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How to Say ‘On Saturdays we have valet parking’ in Spain Spanish

Los sábados tenemos aparcacoches

lohs SAH-bah-dohs teh-NEH-mohs ah-par-kah-KOH-chehs

[lohs SAH-bah-dohs teh-NEH-mohs ah-par-kah-KOH-chehs]

💬 Usage Tip: los sábados means "on Saturdays" without any word for "on". Use el sábado for one particular Saturday.

Phrase Breakdown

Los sábados

lohs SAH-bah-dohs

On Saturdays

The plural 'los' with a day means 'every' or 'on' that day. Stress the first syllable: SÁ-ba-dos.

Example

Los sábados no trabajo.

I don't work on Saturdays.

Words in this phrase

Los

[lohs]

on (the)

With days, 'los' means 'on' every such day.

Example

Los lunes trabajo.

On Mondays I work.

sábados

[SAH-bah-dohs]

Saturdays

Plural of 'sábado'.

Example

Los sábados cenamos fuera.

On Saturdays we eat out.

tenemos aparcacoches

teh-NEH-mohs ah-par-kah-KOH-chehs

we have valet parking

'Tenemos' is 'we have'. 'Aparcacoches' can mean the service or the valet person.

Example

Tenemos aparcacoches en la entrada.

We have valet parking at the entrance.

Words in this phrase

tenemos

[teh-NEH-mohs]

we have

First person plural present of 'tener' (to have).

Example

Tenemos mesa para cuatro.

We have a table for four.

aparcacoches

[ah-par-kah-KOH-chehs]

valet service

Valet parking service or attendant.

Example

Hoy hay aparcacoches.

Today there's valet parking.

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