How to Say ‘I'll bring crisps’ in Spain Spanish
Llevo patatas
YEH-boh pah-TAH-tahs
[YEH-boh pah-TAH-tahs]
💬 Usage Tip: patatas is the Spain word, and in Latin America it's papas. In a snack context it means crisps, short for patatas fritas.
Phrase Breakdown
Llevo
[YEH-boh]
I bring / I'll take
'Yo' form of 'llevar'; present tense used for an immediate future action.
Te llevo la cuenta.
I'll bring you the bill.
patatas
[pah-TAH-tahs]
crisps / potatoes
Here means potato crisps, a common snack in Spain.
Compro patatas para la fiesta.
I buy crisps for the party.
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