How to Say ‘Is there a step?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Hay algún escalón?
eye ahl-GOON es-kah-LOHN
[eye ahl-GOON es-kah-LOHN]
💬 Usage Tip: algún is the short form of alguno, used before a masculine word, so the question means "any step at all". With a feminine word it's alguna: ¿hay alguna rampa?
Phrase Breakdown
Hay
[eye]
there is / there are
A form of haber used to say that something or someone exists.
«Hay» alguien disponible para orientar a los nuevos.
There is someone available to guide new people.
algún
[ahl-GOON]
any
Short form of 'alguno' used before masculine singular nouns, often in questions.
¿Tienen algún menú sin gluten?
Do you have any gluten-free menu?
escalón
[es-kah-LOHN]
step
A single stair or raised level.
Cuidado con el escalón.
Mind the step.
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