How to Say ‘Drink plenty of water.’ in Spain Spanish
Beba mucha agua.
BEH-bah MOO-chah AH-gwah
[BEH-bah MOO-chah AH-gwah]
💬 Usage Tip: Polite instructions swap the verb's vowel: beber becomes beba, tomar becomes tome. Expect this shape whenever a doctor or pharmacist tells you what to do.
Phrase Breakdown
Beba
[BEH-bah]
drink (formal command)
Usted command form of 'beber' (to drink).
Beba este jarabe.
Drink this syrup.
mucha
[MOO-chah]
a lot of, very
Feminine form of mucho; agrees with feminine nouns like hambre.
Tengo mucha sed.
I'm very thirsty.
agua
[AH-gwah]
water
Feminine noun that takes 'el/un' in the singular because it starts with a stressed 'a'.
Quiero agua sin gas.
I want still water.
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