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How to Say ‘How many people would it be for?’ in Spain Spanish

¿Para cuántas personas sería?

pah-rah KWAHN-tahs pehr-SOH-nahs seh-REE-ah

[pah-rah KWAHN-tahs pehr-SOH-nahs seh-REE-ah]

💬 Usage Tip: Spanish puts para at the front of the question, never at the end like English "for". Same with ¿Para qué hora? "For what time?"

Phrase Breakdown

¿Para cuántas

pah-rah KWAHN-tahs

For how many

Stress 'CUÁN'. The word is feminine because it refers to 'personas'.

Example

¿Para cuántas noches?

For how many nights?

Words in this phrase

Para

[pah-rah]

for

Intended to be given to or used by someone or something.

Example

Este regalo es para ti.

This gift is for you.

cuántas

[KWAHN-tahs]

how many

Feminine plural question word agreeing with a feminine noun.

Example

¿Cuántas mesas hay libres?

How many tables are free?

personas sería?

pehr-SOH-nahs seh-REE-ah

people would it be?

The conditional 'sería' (it would be) sounds softer and more polite. Stress 'rí': 'se-RÍ-a'.

Example

¿Cuánto sería en total?

How much would it be in total?

Words in this phrase

personas

[pehr-SOH-nahs]

people

Plural of 'persona'; used to count guests.

Example

Somos diez personas.

We are ten people.

sería

[seh-REE-ah]

would it be

Conditional of 'ser', used to ask politely.

Example

¿Sería posible cambiar la hora?

Would it be possible to change the time?

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