How to Say ‘The drink is separate.’ in Spain Spanish
La bebida va aparte.
lah beh-BEE-dah bah ah-PAR-teh
[lah beh-BEE-dah bah ah-PAR-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Ir aparte] is a common set phrase for "not being included" or "being charged separately." You'll hear the same pattern in [El pan va aparte] or [El postre va aparte].
Phrase Breakdown
La bebida
lah beh-BEE-dah
the drink
Refers to the beverage, as something separate from the menu price.
La bebida no está incluida.
The drink is not included.
Words in this phrase
La
[lah]
the
A feminine singular article introducing the noun bebida.
La bebida va aparte en la promoción de hoy.
The drink is separate in today’s promotion.
bebida
[beh-BEE-dah]
drink
A noun meaning beverage, often mentioned when clarifying what is included.
La bebida va aparte, pero el pan sí está incluido.
The drink is separate, but the bread is included.
Va aparte
bah ah-PAR-teh
is separate / comes separately
Expression meaning something is charged or served separately.
El pan va aparte.
Bread is separate.
Words in this phrase
va
[bah]
goes / is
Here va means is charged or handled separately.
En esta oferta, la bebida va aparte y se cobra al final.
In this offer, the drink is separate and charged at the end.
aparte
[ah-PAR-teh]
separately
Means not included with the main item, menu, or deal.
La bebida va aparte, así que revisa bien el precio Aparte.
The drink is separate, so check the separate price carefully.
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