How to Say ‘We wouldn't want to disturb’ in Spain Spanish
No querríamos molestar
noh keh-RREE-ah-mohs moh-les-TAR
[noh keh-RREE-ah-mohs moh-les-TAR]
🇪🇸 In Spain: Showing concern for other diners goes down well with staff. It often gets you a more honest answer about the space.
Phrase Breakdown
No querríamos
noh keh-RREE-ah-mohs
We wouldn't want
Conditional of 'querer', used for politeness. Roll the double rr and stress the 'í': que-RRÍ-a-mos.
No querríamos llegar tarde.
We wouldn't want to arrive late.
Words in this phrase
No
[noh]
not
A word used to negate or make something negative.
No nos vamos a la fiesta.
We are not going to the party.
querríamos
[keh-RREE-ah-mohs]
we would want
Conditional of 'querer' for 'we'; polite.
Querríamos una mesa junto a la ventana.
We would like a table by the window.
molestar
[moh-les-TAR]
to bother / disturb
Verb meaning to annoy or inconvenience others.
Perdone, no quiero molestar.
Sorry, I don't want to bother you.
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