How to Say ‘Do you have an umbrella?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Llevas paraguas?
YEH-bahs pah-RAH-gwahs
[YEH-bahs pah-RAH-gwahs]
💬 Usage Tip: llevar means "to carry" or "have on you". Here it's in the casual "you" form. To a stranger you'd say ¿Lleva paraguas?.
Phrase Breakdown
Llevas
[YEH-bahs]
are you carrying / taking
From 'llevar', to carry or bring something with you (informal 'you').
¿Llevas las llaves?
Do you have the keys with you?
paraguas
[pah-RAH-gwahs]
umbrella
Masculine noun; same form in singular and plural.
Necesito un paraguas nuevo.
I need a new umbrella.
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