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How to Say ‘For how many people?’ in Spain Spanish

¿Para cuántas personas?

PAH-rah KWAHN-tahs pehr-SOH-nahs

[PAH-rah KWAHN-tahs pehr-SOH-nahs]

💬 Usage Tip: [¿Para cuántas personas?] literally uses "for how many people," which is the normal Spanish way to ask party size. Reuse [para + number]: [para dos], [para seis].

Phrase Breakdown

Para

[PAH-rah]

for

Used to ask for the number of people for a booking.

Example

La reserva es ¿Para cuántas personas? esta noche?

Is the reservation for how many people tonight?

cuántas

[KWAHN-tahs]

how many

Used to ask about quantity with feminine plural nouns.

Example

Necesito saber ¿Para cuántas personas? antes de confirmar.

I need to know for how many people before confirming.

personas

[pehr-SOH-nahs]

people

Plural noun meaning persons or guests.

Example

¿Para cuántas personas? Tenemos espacio para seis personas.

For how many people? We have space for six people.

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