How to Say ‘Would that be a problem?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Habría algún problema?
ah-BREE-ah ahl-GOON proh-BLEH-mah
[ah-BREE-ah ahl-GOON proh-BLEH-mah]
💬 Usage Tip: habría is the "would" version of hay "there is". Asking this way sounds gentler than ¿Hay algún problema?.
Phrase Breakdown
Habría
[ah-BREE-ah]
would there be
Conditional of impersonal 'haber' (there is/are).
¿Habría mesa para dos?
Would there be a table for two?
algún
[ahl-GOON]
any
Short form of 'alguno' used before masculine singular nouns, often in questions.
¿Tienen algún plato vegetariano?
Do you have any vegetarian dish?
problema
[proh-BLEH-mah]
problem
Masculine noun despite ending in -a.
No hay ningún problema.
There's no problem.
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