How to Say ‘What did you have for dinner last night?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Qué cenó anoche?
keh seh-NOH ah-NOH-cheh
[keh seh-NOH ah-NOH-cheh]
💬 Usage Tip: cenar means "to have dinner" all in one verb, so you don't need a word for "have". The same works for desayunar "to have breakfast" and comer "to have lunch".
Phrase Breakdown
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?
cenó
[seh-NOH]
did you (formal) have for dinner
Past tense of 'cenar' (to have dinner), for él/ella/usted.
Usted cenó tarde.
You had dinner late.
anoche
[ah-NOH-cheh]
last night
Adverb meaning yesterday evening or night.
Anoche tuve dolor de barriga.
Last night I had a stomach ache.
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