How to Say ‘What film are you going to see?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Qué película vais a ver?
keh peh-LEE-koo-lah BAH-ees ah behr
[keh peh-LEE-koo-lah BAH-ees ah behr]
💬 Usage Tip: vais is the Spain-only form for talking to two or more friends as "you". In Latin America you'd hear van instead.
Phrase Breakdown
¿Qué película
keh peh-LEE-koo-lah
Which film
'Qué' before a noun means 'which/what'. Stress 'pe-LÍ-cu-la' on the second syllable.
¿Qué película te gusta más?
Which film do you like most?
Words in this phrase
Qué
[keh]
what
An interrogative word used to ask for information or clarification.
¿Qué tipo de cultura valoras en una empresa?
What type of culture do you value in a company?
película
[peh-LEE-koo-lah]
film / movie
Feminine noun for a film.
Esta película es muy larga.
This film is very long.
vais a ver?
BAH-ees ah behr
are you all going to see?
'Vais' is the 'vosotros' form of 'ir', used in Spain. 'Ir a' + infinitive expresses the near future. Link it smoothly: 'vai-sa-ver'.
¿Vais a ver el partido?
Are you going to watch the match?
Words in this phrase
vais
[BAH-ees]
you (all) are going
Form of 'ir' for 'vosotros', used in Spain for plural informal you.
¿Vais a la fiesta?
Are you all going to the party?
a
[ah]
(no direct translation)
Preposition required after 'afectar' before the object.
Afecta a todos.
It affects everyone.
ver
[behr]
to see
Infinitive of 'ver'; with 'a' it forms 'let's see'.
A ver, ¿qué trae usted?
Let's see, what have you brought?
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