How to Say ‘We can put / we can add’ in Spain Spanish
Podemos poner
poh-DEH-mohs poh-NEHR
[poh-DEH-mohs poh-NEHR]
💬 Usage Tip: [Poner] often means more than just "put" in Spanish; in service situations it can mean "add," "set up," or "arrange." You'll hear the same verb in things like [poner una mesa aparte] or [poner unas velas].
Phrase Breakdown
Podemos
[poh-DEH-mohs]
we can
First-person plural of poder, used to express ability or offer help.
Podemos organizar algo discreto para la cena; Podemos ofrece ayuda.
We can organize something discreet for dinner; we can offers help.
poner
[poh-NEHR]
to put / to place
Verb used for placing decorations, items, or arrangements somewhere.
Queremos poner unas flores en la mesa; poner es muy común en reservas.
We want to put some flowers on the table; to put is very common in reservations.
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