How to Say ‘Do you also offer’ in Spain Spanish
¿También ofrecen
tam-BYEN oh-FREH-then
[tam-BYEN oh-FREH-then]
💬 Usage Tip: With [ustedes], the verb takes the same form as "they," so [ofrecen] means "you offer" here, not just "they offer." In Spain, staff may still use [ustedes] with customers in polite situations like this.
Phrase Breakdown
También
[tam-BYEN]
also
Used to ask whether something is offered in addition to another service.
También ofrecen aparcamiento los fines de semana.
They also offer parking on weekends.
ofrecen
[oh-FREH-then]
do you offer / they offer
Third person plural of ofrecer; in polite questions it can mean do you offer.
¿Ofrecen servicio de aparcacoches por la noche?
Do you offer valet service at night?
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