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How to Say ‘In case anything comes up’ in Spain Spanish

Por si surge cualquier cosa

pohr see SOOR-heh kwahl-KYEHR KOH-sah

[pohr see SOOR-heh kwahl-KYEHR KOH-sah]

Phrase Breakdown

Por si surge

pohr see SOOR-heh

In case there comes up

'Por si' introduces a possible situation. Make the 'g' in 'surge' a throaty 'h' sound.

Example

Por si surge un problema.

In case a problem comes up.

Words in this phrase

Por

[pohr]

in case

'Por si' means just in case.

Example

Llévate un paraguas por si llueve.

Take an umbrella in case it rains.

si

[see]

if

Introduces a condition or polite offer.

Example

«Si» tienes tiempo, hablamos después del evento.

“If” you have time, we can talk after the event.

surge

[SOOR-heh]

comes up / arises

From 'surgir': to arise or come up unexpectedly.

Example

Si surge algo, te llamo.

If something comes up, I'll call you.

cualquier cosa

kwahl-KYEHR KOH-sah

anything at all

'Cualquier' means 'any' and is used before a noun. Say kwal-KYER KO-sa.

Example

Pide cualquier cosa.

Order anything.

Words in this phrase

cualquier

[kwahl-KYEHR]

any

Means any at all; used before a noun.

Example

Llámame a cualquier hora.

Call me at any time.

cosa

[KOH-sah]

thing

A general noun for an object or matter.

Example

Es una cosa importante.

It's an important thing.

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