How to Say ‘To / in order to’ in Spain Spanish
Para
PAH-rah
[PAH-rah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Para] often means "in order to" before another verb: [para hablar], [para ayudar], [para entender]. It can also mean "for," so the next word tells you which sense fits.
Phrase Breakdown
Para
[PAH-rah]
for / to (in order to)
Used to express purpose: "para + infinitive" = “to / in order to.” Very common when explaining why you’re asking for time.
Tengo una pregunta para hablar sobre Jesús contigo.
I have a question to talk about Jesus with you.
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